Primary Care Provider Job Listing at Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians in Roseburg, OR (Job ID 3348793-2024-04-12)

Description

POSITION PURPOSE:
Lead medical home teams within CCH&WC via providing the highest quality, best practice-based health care to eligible Clinic users.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Provide primary health care services to all eligible clinic users. Obtain health history and physical assessment of patients, ordering pertinent diagnostics and implement appropriate therapy according to standard medical practice.
• Provide referrals to outside providers when appropriate; obtaining appropriate consults when problems presented are outside scope of practice or when unfamiliar with a particular aspect of the patient's care.
• Screen and assess patients who are not physically present following telephone triage protocols. Determine the need to be seen and/or the urgency of the condition.
• Provide newest education to patients and families regarding the management of medications, treatments, home care or discharge instructions, etc.
• Function under the established routines and medical protocols of the clinic. Promote continuity of care by establishing follow-up care or referrals to other healthcare providers.
• Enforce clinic policies and procedures to ensure that the CCH&WC high standard of business is upheld.
• Utilize Electronic Health Record (EHR) medical records system through RPMS patient management system, in a competent manner, and provide team support for efficient functionality.
• Consult with contract health service in matters of case management; participant in Resource Management Committee meetings as primary team member.
• Maintain professional credentials by keeping all required licenses current, including but not limited to Oregon Medical License, DEA License and ACLS certification.
• Foster an environment that promotes trust and cooperation among all staff of the CCH&WC.

• Unrestricted Oregon Medical License.
• At least five years' experience in a clinical setting and/or appropriated residency program.
• Special training/experience in general medicine.
• Experience working with Tribes and/or Indian Health Service is preferred.
• Ability to commute to all clinic locations.
• Knowledge of professional medical standards, theories, abilities, procedures and techniques used in acute and chronic disease care and education and have the ability to implement these within a clinical setting.
• Proven ability to read, understand and apply program rules and regulations for State, Federal and Tribal assistance programs.

Compensation Information:
$250000.0 / Annually - $250000.0 / Annually
Additional Compensation:
10000.0
Details:
sign-on bonus