Internal Medicine Faculty Physician

Henry Ford Health•Grand Blanc, MI

About The Position

Henry Ford Genesys is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Family Medicine Physician to join its Family Medicine Residency Program as a Faculty Physician. This full-time position combines patient care with educating, mentoring, and supervising family medicine residents as they develop the clinical knowledge, skills, and professional competencies needed for independent practice. The Faculty Physician works under the direction of the Family Medicine Residency Program Director to support the program’s educational mission, clinical excellence, continuous learning, scholarly activity, and professional development.

Requirements

Medical degree (MD or DO) from an accredited medical school.
Board certification or eligibility for board certification in Family Medicine through a recognized certifying board.
If not board-certified when the employment agreement is executed, obtain board certification within five years of becoming eligible to sit for the certification examination or within five years of agreement execution, whichever occurs first, unless waived in writing by the employer’s President.
Current and unrestricted medical license in the State of Michigan.
Eligibility for and maintenance of appropriate medical staff appointment and clinical privileges.
Demonstrated commitment to resident education, clinical supervision, mentorship, and professional development.
Ability to contribute to scholarly activities and foster an environment of continuous learning.
Strong interpersonal, communication, organizational, and collaborative skills.

Responsibilities

Provide professional medical services in family medicine, including direct patient care, clinical supervision, and resident education.
Supervise, teach, mentor, and evaluate family medicine residents to support their clinical development and readiness for independent practice.
Dedicate sufficient time to the residency program to fulfill teaching, supervisory, and educational responsibilities.
Maintain an educational environment that supports resident development across all required competency areas.
Support residents in achieving the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary for successful completion of residency training and eligibility for board certification.
Complete resident evaluations and educational documentation accurately and in a timely manner.
Participate in faculty development activities to maintain and enhance teaching and clinical skills.
Foster a culture of inquiry, scholarship, and evidence-based medicine within the residency program.
Encourage and support resident participation in scholarly activities, research, and professional presentations.
Contribute to scholarly work through peer-reviewed publications, textbook chapters, case reports, clinical series, professional presentations, or participation in national committees and educational organizations.
Collaborate with residency leadership and faculty to support program goals and maintain a high-quality educational experience.
Maintain current medical licensure, appropriate medical staff appointment and privileges, and required board certification.
Participate in medical staff activities and fulfill applicable medical staff responsibilities.
Complete required documentation related to clinical services, time allocation, quality, productivity, and other reporting requirements.
Provide information and documentation necessary to support organizational, regulatory, accreditation, and third-party payer requirements.
Perform other clinical, educational, administrative, or advisory duties as reasonably assigned by the organization.