Primary Care Physician
amergisKankakee (IL)
About the role
The Primary Care Physician provides comprehensive health
care services to patients within the scope of their license. This role involves
performing routine examinations, diagnostic testing, assessments and
screenings, prescribing treatments, and instructing patients and family members
on general health conditions and treatment options, as well as other duties as
assigned.
Minimum Requirements:
Graduation for an accredited medical school as a Medical
Doctorate (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy (DO).Licensed as a Primary Care Physician by the state in which
the provider is practicing. Board Certification in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine,
or a related field by a nationally accredited medical organization (e.g.,
American Board of Family Medicine - ABFM, American Board of Internal Medicine -
ABIM) is preferred unless required by contract. Specialty Certification as per client request and/or state
regulations if applicable. One year of experience as a Primary Care Physician
preferred. Role may require collaboration with advanced practitioners
per state/facility requirements. Current CPR if applicableTB questionnaire, PPD or chest x-ray if applicable Current Health certificate (per contract or state regulation) Must meet all federal, state and local requirements Must be at least 18 years of age Complies with all relevant professional standards of
practice under licensure and scope.
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