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Beebe Healthcare is seeking a Core Faculty member for its Family Medicine Residency Program in Delaware. The role includes providing full-spectrum family medicine care, including pediatrics, women's health, and inpatient services, while mentoring residents and ensuring high-quality teaching and patient care.
Under the Program Director, the faculty will help shape the residency, participate in conferences, and maintain hospital privileges.
Why Beebe? Become part of the Beebe team - an inclusive team positioned in a vibrant, coastal community. Enjoy a fulfilling career as you support the health of our patients and a team focused on excellence.
Overview Core Faculty will join an innovative family residency program in collaboration with the Program Director (PD) and other faculty members. You will be part of creating and shaping the family residency program. Under the direction of the PD for the Family Medicine Residency Program, core faculty members may serve as clinical leaders and resident mentors; assuring the delivery of high-quality teaching and patient care as part of a robust accredited residency program. Core Faculty members may dedicate time to residency training, ensuring that all ACGME requirements are met, while providing excellent clinical care.
Core faculty members must practice full spectrum family medicine including pediatrics, women's health, and inpatient. Family Medicine Obstetrics highly preferred
Faculty Member will provide high-quality patient care in a timely, cost-efficient manner to a broad range of patients consistent with the specialty of Family Medicine. Overall, the faculty member will spend clinical time (caring for patients from his/her own panel and supervising resident physicians. This will be in accordance with Beebe Healthcare requirements as outlined, but not limited to, the below:
- The faculty member will spend time participating in the training and education of residents within the standards as expected by the ACGME and includes, but is not limited to, the following: