Family Medicine with or without OB - Assistant/Associate Professor

The Medical College of Wisconsin; Green Bay (WI); On-site; USD 190,000 - 270,000; Full time

Job summary

The Medical College of Wisconsin's Department of Family and Community Medicine seeks a committed Family Medicine physician to join core faculty at the MCW-Prevea Green Bay Family Medicine Residency Program. Clinical duties emphasize outpatient care and resident education.

This role offers teaching, mentorship, and program development opportunities, with optional obstetrics and inpatient care at St. Vincent's Hospital.

Qualifications

• Medical degree (MD, DO, or equivalent) from an accredited institution.
• Board certification or eligibility in Family Medicine.
• State medical licensure, or eligibility to obtain license, in Wisconsin.

Responsibilities

• Provide outpatient care with 2–3 half-days per week dedicated to patient visits.
• Precept and mentor residents during 3–4 half-days of clinic focusing on patient-centered care and professional growth.
• Develop and integrate a refugee health curriculum tailored to Green Bay.
• Mentor residents, provide feedback, and support career planning and resident wellness.

Education

MD/DO or equivalent

Board certification in Family Medicine

Wisconsin medical licensure or eligibility

Job description

The Department of Family and Community Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW), seeks a committed Family Medicine physician to join core faculty at the MCW-Prevea Green Bay Family Medicine Residency Program. This role is instrumental in shaping resident education and clinical experiences. Clinical duties comprise 60% of this position, with additional responsibilities in teaching and mentorship. Opportunities for obstetrics and inpatient care at St. Vincent's Hospital are optional. We are comprised of nationally and internationally renowned, dedicated group of faculty and staff with a strong commitment to clinical care.

Position Highlights:

• Provide outpatient care, dedicating 2-3 half-days to personal patient visits.
• Precept residents during 3-4 half-days of clinic, focusing on patient-centered care, clinical efficiency, and professional growth.
• Develop and integrate a refugee health curriculum, tailoring it to meet the unique needs of the Green Bay community.
• Serve as a mentor, providing individualized feedback, guiding career planning, and supporting resident wellness and professional development.
• Participate as a Core Curriculum Committee (CCC) member, conducting resident evaluations semi-annually to assess competencies and guide progress.
• Work collaboratively with the residency leadership and faculty to enhance program quality, ensuring alignment with ACGME standards and best practices in medical education.
• Contribute to the recruitment and selection process, including interviewing candidates, assessing fit, and promoting the residency program.
• Encourage and support residents in quality improvement and scholarly projects, assisting in design, execution, and publication where possible.
• Engage in ongoing curriculum review and innovation to meet evolving educational standards and residents' learning needs.
• Build partnerships with community organizations, particularly those supporting refugee and underserved populations, to expand learning opportunities and resident engagement in the local community.
• Performs other duties as assigned by Chair or Chair-Designate

Optional Responsibilities:

• Engage in obstetric care at St. Vincent's Hospital if desired, joining a call pool of Family Medicine faculty to provide continuity OB and newborn nursery care.
• Supervise the work of residents and medical students and residents on the Family Medicine Teaching Service at St. Vincent's Hospital

Department/Division Highlights:

The Department of Family and Community Medicine (DFCM) at the Medical College of Wisconsin teaches a comprehensive, whole-person approach to care. In an age where specialists abound, DFCM incorporates the broader behavioral sciences into the practice of medicine and values a patient-physician relationship within the totality of family and community. With our progressive partnerships and strong, community-based residency programs, DFCM pioneers student learning opportunities that deepen the understanding of the social, economic and cultural aspects of patient care.

Qualifications

• Medical degree (MD, DO, or equivalent) from an accredited institution.
• Board certification or eligibility in Family Medicine
• State medical licensure, or eligibility to obtain license, in the state of Wisconsin.
• Rank will be determined by the qualifications and experience of the successful finalist.

About Green Bay

The Northeast Wisconsin region features Fortune 500 companies, growing communities, excellent colleges, award-winning health care, performing arts and live music, professional sports (NFL) and abundant recreational opportunities. It includes the Fox Cities, which are 19 communities along the Fox River in East Central Wisconsin, as well as the greater Green Bay area and Door County. This fast-growing area offers a balance of a metropolitan lifestyle with easy access to both ample outdoor activities and major cities.

Each community of the Fox Cities brings its own special history and personality, making the area a unique blend of urban style and small-town warmth. Appleton has been named a best place to raise kids, while Oshkosh has been named a best city for working parents.

Green Bay, which is situated on the banks of the Bay and Fox River, was named the Best Place to Live in the country by US. News & World Report. Historical landmarks and fun sporting events are hallmarks of the greater Gr