Public Health Solo job located in Texas

Primary Care Physicians

4 Openings - full time job

Texas locations - On site

Our Physicians treat common ailments like colds and the flu and help manage chronic conditions like diabetes or asthma. Responsible for coordinating a patient's overall health care by communicating with specialists who provide more advanced treatments.

Highlights

• Report to clinical leadership
• Value-Based Care Model
• Over 20 clinic locations in Texas
• 100% outpatient primary care clinic setting seeing patients 18+
• Dedicated Medical Assistant and additional clinic support team
• Monday – Friday schedule (some clinics have extended hours)
• Limited Call (compensated)
• Telehealth available for patients
• Guaranteed base salary with annual bonus program
• Monthly compensation for supervising nurse practitioners
• CME hours annually
• 401K with company matching
• Paid Time Off
• Sign-On Bonus eligible

Duties and Responsibilities

• Providing high-quality healthcare to patients, including listening to and properly diagnosing patients' medical concerns and ailments
• Conducting initial assessments of patients to learn about their medical history, their health goals, and any potential health risks
• Provide diagnostic and therapeutic services for acute and chronic conditions
• Ordering lab tests and imaging studies, prescribing medications, and providing other treatment modalities such as physical therapy or massage therapy
• Diagnosing illnesses through physical examinations, medical tests, and analysis of patient histories
• Prescribe medications, treatments, diets, or other care plans to maintain health or alleviate symptoms of disease or injury
• May supervise nurse practitioner(s) - additional monthly pay per direct report
• Refer patients to specialists when needed for further diagnosis or treatment
• Punctually arrives to the clinic to ensure that patients are seen at scheduled appointment times.

Education and Experience:

• All physicians must earn a medical degree from an accredited medical school. Most physicians earn their medical degree after completing a four-year undergraduate program in a science-related field.
• Practicing physician in a clinic or urgent care setting, with supervision experience.
• Bilingual in English & Spanish is preferred.

Certifications & Licenses:

• A state license to practice medicine in Texas.