Family Medicine Provider

Family Medicine Provider Overview

• The Family Medicine Provider delivers comprehensive medical care to adult patients, supporting the mission and goals of the client.
• Provide diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive healthcare services, including managing general internal medicine and outpatient HIV care.
• Maintain a patient caseload aligned with quality care and productivity standards, ensuring optimal health outcomes.
• Collaborate with healthcare providers and staff to address patient needs and coordinate care effectively.
• Document medical records accurately, adhering to regulatory and reimbursement requirements.
• Participate in medical staff meetings, peer reviews, and continuing education to maintain professional competence.
• Supervise paramedical personnel, ensuring adherence to diagnostic and therapeutic standards.
• Implement infection control measures in compliance with OSHA standards and organizational policies.
• Engage in quality improvement activities and contribute to the organization’s healthcare excellence.

• Examine, diagnose, and treat medical illnesses, providing comprehensive care to adult patients.
• Evaluate patient health status and initiate therapeutic and preventive measures.
• Refer patients to specialty and consultative medical services as necessary.
• Document progress notes and complete forms required by regulatory agencies.
• Attend medical staff meetings and participate in peer review chart audits.
• Supervise paramedical personnel and provide ongoing teaching and guidance.
• Adhere to infection control measures and organizational policies.
• Participate in continuing medical education activities to maintain professional competence.
• Contribute to quality improvement initiatives and organizational healthcare goals.

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree from an accredited medical school.
• Completion of Internal Medicine, Family Practice, or Osteopathic Medicine residency program.
• Board Certification/Eligibility in Internal Medicine or Family Practice.
• Active medical licensure in the State of New York with current registration.
• Progressive work experience in a healthcare setting.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills for effective patient care coordination.
• Commitment to professional development through continuing education.
• Ability to supervise and mentor paramedical personnel effectively.
• Adherence to infection control measures and organizational policies.