Family Practice - Without OB Physician at Provider Healthcare summary:
A Family Practice Physician provides comprehensive healthcare services to patients without performing obstetrics. They are required to complete medical school, residency, and obtain relevant licenses and certifications while offering benefits like medical coverage, continuing education, and retirement plans. New graduates and experienced practitioners are both encouraged to apply, emphasizing the importance of professional development.
Education Requirements:
- Completion of four years of medical school.
- Successful completion of an American Board Medical Specialties approved residency program.
Licensure Requirements:
- Unrestricted Illinois MD/DO license.
- Illinois Controlled Substance License.
- Federal DEA.
Certification Requirements:
- Must be Board eligible upon hire.
- Board certified within the timeframe of the practitioner s primary specialty.
- Current CPR Certification (responsible for maintaining certification).
Skills & Experience:
- New graduates or experienced family practitioners are welcome.
Benefits:
- Medical coverage.
- Dental coverage.
- Flexible Spending/Health Savings Account.
- Life Insurance.
- Accident Coverage.
- Critical Illness Coverage.
- Company-paid Life Insurance.
- Short Term Disability and Long-Term Disability.
- Paid Holidays.
- Personal Days.
- Accrued Paid Time Off hours (PTO) - 18 days in the first year.
- Continuing medical education time and financial reimbursement.
- Enrollment in the CCH 403(b) Retirement Plan, with employer match after one year of service.
This position seems to offer a comprehensive benefits package and support for professional development through continuing education opportunities.
Keywords:
family practice, medical doctor, healthcare, patient care, physician, family medicine, primary care, medical education, board certified, Illinois physician