Family Medicine Physician — Autonomy, Sign-On & Relocation

Optum; Lyndhurst (NJ); On-site; USD 226,000 - 366,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Performance bonus

Medical, Dental, Vision coverage

PTO

Malpractice insurance

CME reimbursement

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Colonial Healthcare, part of the Optum family, seeks a Physician to join our Sumter, SC team. You’ll have access to EMR using eClinicalWorks and collaborate with dedicated colleagues to provide high-quality care.

The role emphasizes autonomy to practice and growth opportunities within a national care organization. Responsibilities include examining and treating patients, counseling families, developing plans, ordering tests, coordinating with specialists, and maintaining timely documentation.

Qualifications

• MD or DO.
• Board Certification in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine
• Active unrestricted license to practice medicine in South Carolina or be willing to obtain
• Current DEA
• Experience using MS Word, Outlook, and Excel

Responsibilities

• Examines, diagnoses, and treats patients for acute injuries, infections, and illnesses
• Counsels and educates patients and families about acute and chronic conditions or concerns
• Formulates diagnostic and treatment plans
• Prescribes and administers medications, therapies, and procedures
• Orders lab and imaging tests to determine and manage an immediate treatment plan and provides advice on follow up
• Coordination of care with specialists and appropriate ancillary services
• Completes all documentation in a timely manner
• Maintains quality of care standards as defined by the practice

Skills

MS Word

Outlook

Excel

Education

MD or DO

Tools

eClinicalWorks

Job description

Colonial Healthcare, part of the Optum family, seeks a Physician to join our Sumter, SC team. You’ll have access to EMR using eClinicalWorks and collaborate with dedicated colleagues to provide high-quality care.

The role emphasizes autonomy to practice and growth opportunities within a national care organization. Responsibilities include examining and treating patients, counseling families, developing plans, ordering tests, coordinating with specialists, and maintaining timely documentation.