Physician

Euola; Marion (IL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Part time

Job summary

Euola is seeking a Physician to provide on-site medical services at a Federal Correctional Institution in Marion, Illinois. This part-time role (~20 hours per week) spans two days and is conducted on-site with no remote work.

The position involves comprehensive care for an adult population in a structured federal healthcare setting, including exams, histories, testing, documentation, and referrals as needed. Credentialing and background checks are required.

Qualifications

• Active medical license to practice medicine.
• Ability to independently perform physician services.
• Ability to complete and maintain EMR documentation.
• Willingness to complete federal credentialing, security, and background checks.
• Meet health requirements for healthcare work in corrections.

Responsibilities

• Perform complete physical examinations.
• Obtain medical and social histories.
• Review body systems and perform assessments.
• Evaluate and document clinical findings.
• Order diagnostic testing as appropriate.
• Diagnose and treat conditions within scope.
• Prescribe and manage medications.
• Refer to specialists when needed.
• Coordinate referrals for hospitalization.
• Maintain complete electronic medical records.
• Complete required documentation by end of day.
• Recommend additional testing or treatment as needed.
• Communicate with Health Services leadership.
• Follow federal and facility standards of care.
• Maintain professional conduct in a correctional environment.

Skills

Medical license

Independent clinical practice

EMR documentation

Credentialing

Security/background checks

Health requirements

Professional conduct

Education

Medical degree (MD/DO)

Job description

Physician

Location: Marion, Illinois Schedule: Part-Time – Approximately 20 Hours per Week / 2 Days per Week Work Setting: On-Site, Federal Correctional Institution

Euola is seeking a qualified Physician to provide on-site medical services at a Federal Correctional Institution in Marion, Illinois. This is a part-time opportunity providing general medical care to an adult patient population in a structured federal healthcare environment.

The Physician is expected to provide approximately 20 hours of services per week, typically over two days per week. Scheduling will occur Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays, and will be coordinated with facility leadership based on operational needs.

Schedule

• Approximately 20 hours per week
• Approximately 2 days per week
• Typically up to 10 hours of service per scheduled workday
• Monday through Friday
• No regularly scheduled federal holiday coverage
• 30-minute unpaid lunch period
• Approximately 48 weeks of service annually
• Schedule coordinated with facility Health Services leadership
• On-site position; remote work is not available

Responsibilities

The Physician will provide comprehensive medical care to the facility's adult patient population. Responsibilities include:

• Perform complete physical examinations
• Obtain comprehensive medical and social histories
• Review all body systems and perform physical assessments
• Evaluate and document objective clinical findings
• Order appropriate diagnostic testing
• Diagnose and treat medical conditions within the Physician's scope of practice
• Prescribe and manage medications as medically appropriate
• Refer patients to specialists when clinically necessary
• Coordinate referrals to community hospitals and admitting physicians when hospitalization is required
• Maintain accurate and complete electronic medical records
• Complete required medical documentation by the end of each workday
• Make recommendations for additional diagnostic testing and treatment
• Communicate with facility clinical and Health Services leadership
• Follow applicable federal, state, institutional, and professional standards of care
• Maintain appropriate professional conduct and awareness of security requirements within a correctional environment

Minimum Qualifications

Candidates must:

• Hold a current and valid license to practice medicine
• Possess the education, knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to independently perform physician services
• Be able to provide documentation verifying education, professional licensure, certifications, and applicable training
• Maintain all required professional licenses and credentials throughout employment
• Successfully complete required Federal Bureau of Prisons credentialing, security, and background/suitability requirements
• Meet applicable health requirements for working in a healthcare/correctional environment
• Be able to work professionally with an adult population in a secure federal facility
• Be able to maintain complete and accurate electronic medical documentation