Medical Doctor

One to One Health•Lewiston, NY

About The Position

One to One Health provides compassionate, relationship-driven care through employer clinics and virtual platforms. The organization partners with employers—including school systems, manufacturers, and large universities—to deliver coordinated, patient-centered care, improve health outcomes, and reduce costs. Founded by a primary care physician, One to One Health focuses on patient outcomes, contracts directly with employers, and empowers clinicians to focus on practicing medicine. The Medical Doctor will work in a fast-paced clinic setting providing employer-based health services to patients of all ages. The physician supports the organization’s mission, “Do Good, Help Others,” through clinical care, patient education, collaboration, and evidence-based practice.

Requirements

Proven experience as a physician.
Strong understanding of examination methodologies and diagnostics.
Broad knowledge of common medications, side effects, and contraindications.
In-depth knowledge of legal medical guidelines and best practices.
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Thorough understanding of HIPAA.
Respect for patient confidentiality.
Responsible and trustworthy.
Compassionate and approachable.
Doctor of Medicine degree (MD).
Valid in TN.
Prescriptive authorization.

Nice To Haves

Three years of relevant clinical experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Conduct annual check-ups to assess patients’ overall health and wellness.
Educate patients about disease processes, recommended treatments, and lifestyle changes.
Evaluate and treat patients presenting with illnesses, injuries, and other concerns.
Order necessary laboratory tests, imaging, or procedures to assist with diagnosis and treatment.
Prescribe medications and educate patients about medication mechanisms of action, side effects, and contraindications.
Collaborate with physicians, mid-level providers, and support staff to build a high-functioning team.
Refer patients to outside specialties when a higher level of care is necessary.
Maintain electronic medical records for each patient encounter, including medical, surgical, and social histories, patient documents, and prescribed medications.
Cultivate a climate of trust and compassion for patients.
Use resources to stay up to date on evidence-based practice guidelines.