Internal Medicine Physician - After-Hours & Team Care
Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers
Milwaukee (WI)
On-site
USD 180,000 - 260,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A community health center located in Milwaukee is seeking an Internal Medicine Physician. This role requires providing primary health care services, particularly to adults, while emphasizing wellness and disease prevention. Candidates must be licensed in Wisconsin and have completed an Internal Medicine residency. Strong skills in patient care, collaboration, and management of conditions are essential. Knowledge of social and cultural factors affecting community health will be beneficial.
Qualifications
Licensed physician in Wisconsin required.
Completion of accredited Internal Medicine residency needed.
Board certification or eligibility essential.
Insurable for liability as an Internist.
Responsibilities
Provides primary health care services within scope of practice.
Works with Advanced Practice Practitioners and team members.
Emphasizes health promotion and disease prevention.
Orders, conducts, and interprets diagnostic tests.
Skills
Working knowledge of social and cultural factors
Ability to establish effective working relationships
Ability to interpret and conform to regulations
Spanish speaking
Education
Completion of Internal Medicine Residency
Board certification or eligibility in Internal Medicine
Licensed as a physician in Wisconsin
BLS certification
Job description
A community health center located in Milwaukee is seeking an Internal Medicine Physician. This role requires providing primary health care services, particularly to adults, while emphasizing wellness and disease prevention. Candidates must be licensed in Wisconsin and have completed an Internal Medicine residency. Strong skills in patient care, collaboration, and management of conditions are essential. Knowledge of social and cultural factors affecting community health will be beneficial.