Statewide Primary Care Physician — Correctional Health

Oregon Inc; Salem (OR); On-site; USD 23,000 - 29,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

11 paid holidays

State Malpractice insurance coverage –

Flexible work schedules

Billing/insurance support

Annual CME allowance

PSLF eligibility

CME reimbursement

Manageable patient caseload

Union member

Job summary

Oregon Department of Corrections is seeking physicians for statewide primary care opportunities. You will deliver patient‑centered care in a correctional health setting, collaborating with nurses, behavioral health staff, and other clinicians to provide comprehensive care to adults in custody.

The role emphasizes evidence‑based medicine, trauma‑informed practice, and team‑oriented care, with opportunities for professional growth and a strong benefits package through the state system.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive medical assessments, evaluations, and tailored treatment plans for adults in custody.
• Diagnose and manage acute, urgent, and chronic conditions per evidence-based guidelines.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team including behavioral health, nursing, and admin staff.
• Provide consultation and referrals to contract physicians and NPs as appropriate.
• Contribute to clinical policy development, procedures, and standards of care; ensure NCCHC/ACA compliance.
• Engage families/community and may serve as an expert witness as needed.
• Manage admissions, discharges, and interventions with surgical, dietary, and prosthetic considerations.
• Offer voluntary 24-hour on-call coverage in coordination with colleagues.
• Document care in the electronic health record and participate in QA and peer review.
• Support affirmative action goals and ongoing professional development.

Job description

Oregon Department of Corrections is seeking physicians for statewide primary care opportunities. You will deliver patient‑centered care in a correctional health setting, collaborating with nurses, behavioral health staff, and other clinicians to provide comprehensive care to adults in custody.

The role emphasizes evidence‑based medicine, trauma‑informed practice, and team‑oriented care, with opportunities for professional growth and a strong benefits package through the state system.