About the opportunity
RESPONSIBILITIES
Provide primary care examinations, diagnosis, treatment, minor procedures and patient education. Coordinate specialist referrals, laboratory testing and imaging, and maintain accurate electronic records. Support prevention and health promotion for a diverse patient population. Provide consultation and backup to advanced practice clinicians, participate in chart review, mentor learners, and contribute to quality assurance, peer review and staff education.
QUALIFICATIONS
MD or DO from an accredited medical school and completion of an accredited residency. California medical license and current DEA registration. Board certified or board eligible in family medicine, with certification within two years if joining as board eligible. Current American Heart Association ACLS/BLS. One year of related experience is preferred; community or public health experience and Spanish or Mandarin skills are valued.
SCHEDULE AND SETTING
Full-time community-based care. The detailed source describes a flexible schedule that may include evenings and weekends, with a fast-paced clinical environment.
BENEFITS AND GROWTH
Notes describe sign-on and relocation assistance, loan repayment opportunities, visa sponsorship, a benefits package and opportunities for teaching and clinical leadership.
LIFE IN SAN JOSE
San Jose offers parks and trails for time outdoors, alongside the amenities of a larger city. Its surrounding hills provide options for exploring beyond the workday.
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