Internal Medicine APP: Flexible, 4.5-Day Outpatient Role

American Addiction Centers; High Point (NC); On-site; USD 106,000 - 159,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Health benefits

FSAs

Family benefits

Retirement plans

Education assistance

Job summary

Advocate Health Wake Forest Baptist Internal Medicine-Premier in High Point, NC is seeking clinicians to join a 4 physician & 4 APP team. Office hours are 8:00am–5:00pm, Mon–Fri. Direct patient care with a 4.5-day schedule and no night shifts or weekend duties.

Flexible, collaborative setting focused on quality patient care and prevention. Responsibilities include independent practice in a primary care office with supervision, coordination of staff, ongoing education, and adherence to infection

Qualifications

• Provides care that may be longitudinal, and is responsible for disease management across time, or provides care for overflow and sick visits.
• Functions independently in the primary care office setting in collaboration with a supervising physician.
• Emphasis on preventative care, stable acute illness reprieve, health promotion and illness/injury prevention.

Responsibilities

• Functions independently in the primary care office setting in collaboration with a supervising physician.
• Includes Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Women’s Health settings.
• Provides care that may be longitudinal, and is responsible for disease management across time, or provides care for overflow and sick visits.
• Plans and conducts ongoing education and training.
• Coordinates staffing and orientation of assigned team members.

Job description

Advocate Health Wake Forest Baptist Internal Medicine-Premier in High Point, NC is seeking clinicians to join a 4 physician & 4 APP team. Office hours are 8:00am–5:00pm, Mon–Fri. Direct patient care with a 4.5-day schedule and no night shifts or weekend duties.

Flexible, collaborative setting focused on quality patient care and prevention. Responsibilities include independent practice in a primary care office with supervision, coordination of staff, ongoing education, and adherence to infection