AHMG Emergency Medicine Physician

Alameda Health System; San Leandro (CA); On-site; USD 200,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player in healthcare is seeking dedicated Emergency Medicine faculty to join their team. This role involves providing clinical services, teaching, and contributing to scholarly work within a renowned residency program. Candidates will engage in high-quality patient care while training the next generation of emergency physicians. With a focus on collaboration and exceptional clinical practice, this position offers a unique opportunity to impact both patient outcomes and the education of future leaders in Emergency Medicine. If you are passionate about teaching and committed to clinical excellence, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree required with a focus on Emergency Medicine.
• Strong commitment to teaching and clinical excellence in EM.

Responsibilities

• Provide medical services to patients in the Emergency Department.
• Supervise and teach residents and medical students in EM.
• Ensure compliance with medical standards and quality of care.

Skills

Emergency Medicine

Clinical Teaching

Patient Care

Communication Skills

Evidence-Based Medicine

Education

MD or DO degree

ACGME Accreditation

Tools

Electronic Health Record (EHR)

Job description

Summary

SUMMARY: The Highland Emergency Core Faculty will provide clinical emergency medicine services, teaching, and scholarly work for Alameda Health System, under employment from Alameda Health Medical Group. Services will be on-site at Highland Hospital.

DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification.

The Highland Emergency Medicine Residency Program has trained emergency physicians for over 40 years. It has been ACGME (Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education) accredited since 1984, and now trains 11-12 residents per class in PGY 1-4. Based in one of the West Coast's oldest public hospitals, the EM residency program is a national leader in Emergency Ultrasound, ED (Emergency Department) HIV testing and treatment, non-narcotic analgesia, ED initiated buprenorphine treatment, care of victims of sexual assault, as well as the birthplace of social emergency medicine. The program is nationally known for training emergency physicians who are clinically outstanding and can lead and thrive in any environment.

Core faculty are based in the ED at Highland Hospital in Oakland, and are national leaders in their areas of expertise, highly clinically skilled, and outstanding bedside teachers. The Highland faculty is much smaller than most programs of comparable size. Therefore, the faculty group expects an elevated level of commitment to the residency program from its core members. This position both supports the delivery of high-quality patient care to our community in the East Bay and the training of future leaders in Emergency Medicine (EM) who will carry out the mission of the department and hospital. Core faculty may also be selected for their specific expertise and unique contribution to the program. Core faculty are engaged in targeted residency activities, plus additional contributions based on their expertise in EM. A component of FTE is allocated for academic work and teaching for EM core faculty.

Academic Core Faculty Clinical Requirements

1. Provide appropriate medical services to all patients presenting to the Emergency Department.
2. Provide services for the contracted number of shifts for EM core faculty at Highland set forth by the AHMG Compensation Committee. This shall include back-up duties as determined by the Chair and consistent with the departmental scheduling policy.
3. Supervise and teach residents, interns, medical students, and other learners in the delivery of patient care and practice of Emergency Medicine.
4. Foster a supportive and safe clinical learning environment for residents, students, and learners.
5. Work and collaborate with consultants and subspecialists in a collegial fashion in service of patients.
6. Model exceptional clinical practice and communication skills for learners in our training programs.
7. Deliver care based on best practices and evidence-based medicine, adhere to applicable standards of care, medical ethics, and policies and protocols.
8. Complete documentation in the Electronic Health Record in a timely fashion, commensurate with any policies set forth by AHS Health Information Management or its proxy.
9. Provide on-line base hospital medical control and consultation for Alameda County EMS providers.
10. Be responsible, on a case-by-case basis as the need arises, for taking all actions necessary to facilitate the appropriate transfer of a patient to or from another medical facility to gain access to the appropriate services and medical care needed.
11. Consult with EM QRC leadership to achieve better clinical outcomes for patients, improve the quality of patient care and maximize the efficient utilization of physician and hospital resources.
12. Report to departmental leadership and hospital administration, as needed, material concerns about quality of care, delay in delivery of medical services to patients, or any patient concerns.
13. Comply with the requirements and standards of AHS (Alameda Health System) Medical Staff bylaws, The Joint Commission (TJC) and any other accrediting agencies designated as well as all applicable AHS policies, code of conduct, rules, and regulations.
14. Support departmental operations and nursing leadership in implementing new procedures, controls, and systems to promote and facilitate quality, cost controls, reimbursement functions, standardization of products and equipment, and any other requests made by hospital.