Infectious Disease Physician

Chase Brexton Health Care; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 203,000 - 239,000; Full time

Job summary

Chase Brexton Health Care is seeking an Infectious Disease Physician to lead HIV care and provide clinical leadership in Infectious Diseases at our Baltimore, MD site.

The role requires MD/DO with ID board certification and at least 3 years of HIV care experience, with Maryland license and DEA. This is a full-time on-site position focused on high-quality patient care and staff education.

Qualifications

• MD or DO with accredited residency and board certification in Infectious Diseases.
• AAHIVM certification is desirable.
• Minimum 3 years of HIV/AIDS care experience in diverse settings.
• Experience in nonprofit healthcare environment desirable.
• Maryland medical license and Federal DEA license are required.

Responsibilities

• Teamwork: Direct the organization on Infectious Disease issues and serve as CBHS' primary clinical consultant.
• Communication: Keep staff updated on HIV guidelines and trials; represent CBHS to communities.
• Medical Care: Apply the Care Model to patient care, monitor labs, document histories, and ensure cost-effective treatment.

Skills

Infectious disease leadership

HIV care expertise

Clinical communication

Education

MD/DO with residency and board certification in ID

AAHIVM certification

Job description

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Infectious Disease Physician

Regular Full-Time Baltimore, MD, US

Salary Range: $203,000.00 To $239,000.00 Annually

JOB SUMMARY: The Physician for Infectious Disease/HIV Care provides direction to the organization with respect to HIV medical care. In addition to serving as the primary clinical consultant in Infectious Disease, this physician keeps staff clinicians abreast of developments in HIV medicine and actively pursues opportunities to further develop and improve the HIV care that CBHS provides. This Physician for HIV Clinical Care collaborates closely with the Lead Physician for HIV Research to provide unified leadership in Infectious Disease. This position represents CBHS to the medical and patient communities, as well as the community at-large, as an expert in HIV Medicine

Teamwork

• Provides direction to the organization with respect to Infectious Disease issues
• Functions as CBHS' primary clinical consultant in Infectious Disease
• Collaborates with Pharmacy staff in maximizing an HIV formulary and assisting the pharmacy in seeking inclusions of HIV agents in MCO formularies as they become FDA approved

Communication

• Keeps CBHS clinical staff aware of updates to Infectious Disease guidelines and new research findings through regular presentations at staff meetings
• Ensures that medical staff and other interested/involved departments (nursing, CMOD) are aware of current clinical trials and enrollment criteria
• Represents CBHS to the medical and patient Communities, as well as the community at-large, as an expert in HIV medicine
• Reads and responds to e-mail in a timely manner
• Answers phone calls/pages within 30 minutes
• Serves on MST Task Force
• Responds promptly to queries from sponsors about specific cases
• Participates in internal committees and teams as requested

Medical Care

• Applies the Care Model to patient care
• Maintains the standard of clinical care, using diagnostic testing appropriately yet Cost-effective, and providing appropriate treatment
• Reviews research patients' labs within 2 working days of receipt and takes appropriate action if abnormal
• Documents social history (ever) in 90% of patients seen at least 3 times as PCP.
• Allergies are documented (ever) in 90% of patients seen at least 3 times as PCP.
• Health habits and risk factors are documented (ever) in 90% of patients seen at least 3 times as PCP.
• Sexual history is updated within the last two years in 50% of cases audited.
• Immunizations are up to date in at least 50% of patients reviewed in chart audit
• Self-management goal has been documented/updated within one year for patients with chronic disease at least 40% of time in chart audit

EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE

• Required: M.D. or D.O. with completion of an accredited residency training program, as well as Board Certification for full-time Infectious Diseases Physician and/or a combination of internal medicine, family practice and experience working with HIV/AIDS and Infectious Diseases.
• Desired: AAHIVM certification.
• Required: Minimum 3 years experience in treating people living with HIV/AIDS in a ethnically, culturally, and racially diverse environment.
• Desired: Experience working in a non-profit healthcare environment
• Current Maryland License to practice medicine
• Federal DEA license