Family Medicine or Med/Peds Physician in Fairbury, Illinois

OSF HealthCare•Fairbury, IL
•Onsite

About The Position

Growing rural health practice seeks a BC/BE Family Medicine physician or Med/Peds physician to join two APPs and dedicated clinic support staff. This is an outpatient-only practice, with inpatient care covered by an employed hospitalist group. The position offers a flexible schedule and hours, excellent work/life balance with minimal call, and utilizes AI technology for note writing. The practice has a strong referral network and quick access to specialty services, and uses EPIC EMR. H1B and J1 Visa applications are accepted.

Requirements

  • Physician Licensed to practice medicine in current state.
  • Licensed by the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration and the State of Illinois to prescribe narcotics, if applicable.
  • Board certified or board eligible in the appropriate specialty(ies).
  • Obtain and maintain medical staff membership and appropriate privileges.
  • Must be eligible as a provider for Medicare, Medicaid, and other federal health programs.
  • Shall meet all qualifications to participate in OSF's programs for professional malpractice and other liability coverage.

Nice To Haves

  • Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide patient care aligned to the preferences, goals, and needs of the patients served.

Responsibilities

  • Provide patient care in an outpatient setting.
  • Collaborate with APPs and clinic support staff.
  • Utilize AI technology for note writing.
  • Participate in the practice's referral network.

Benefits

  • Generous paid time off from Day One!
  • Vacation and holiday time off
  • Well-being time
  • Sick leave
  • CME time and dollars
  • Signing bonus
  • Student Loan repayment and financial counseling
  • Concierge relocation services
  • Health, life, dental, and retirement plans
  • Paid occurrence based malpractice
  • Career Development through our Physician Leadership Academy
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