Rural Family Medicine Physician - ER On-Call Leader

SEARHC; Wrangell (AK); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement plan

Paid time off

Paid parental leave

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision benefits

Life insurance

Disability insurance

Job summary

SEARHC is seeking a Rural Family Practice Physician to provide comprehensive primary care for patients of all ages, including diagnosis, treatment, preventive care, and care coordination in a rural Alaska community.

You will participate in shared after-hours emergency on-call coverage, maintain documentation per policy, and engage in quality improvement initiatives. A minimum of 36 patient-facing hours per week for 1.0 FTE is expected.

Qualifications

• State of Alaska MD or DO license.
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Family Medicine; if eligible, certification within 3 years.
• Active DEA registration.
• SEARHC medical staff privileges.
• BLS and CALS required; if CALS not held, must have ACLS, PALS, ATLS, BLSO or ALSO, NRP.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive primary care to a dedicated patient panel.
• Participate in shared on-call rotation for urgent/emergent care.
• Maintain accurate, timely documentation per SEARHC policy.
• Deliver high-quality care with strong listening and communication.
• Participate in SEARHC quality initiatives and staff meetings.
• Maintain minimum 36 patient-facing hours per week for 1.0 FTE.
• Occasionally provide services outside clinic (home, Pioneer Home, schools).

Skills

Clinical leadership

Primary care

Communication

HIPAA knowledge

EMTALA knowledge

Collaboration

Education

State of Alaska MD/DO license

Board Certified/Eligible in Family Medicine

Job description

SEARHC is seeking a Rural Family Practice Physician to provide comprehensive primary care for patients of all ages, including diagnosis, treatment, preventive care, and care coordination in a rural Alaska community.

You will participate in shared after-hours emergency on-call coverage, maintain documentation per policy, and engage in quality improvement initiatives. A minimum of 36 patient-facing hours per week for 1.0 FTE is expected.