Provides high-quality primary care to individuals, families, and groups of Community Health Center clients in accordance with established professional and medical standards. Works collaboratively with other members of the health care team to address acute care and health maintenance needs. Maintains hospital privileges when required by local institutional standards, professional licensure, and established practice standards for productivity and appropriate utilization of care. The position provides ongoing primary care, performs clinical procedures, cares for acutely ill clients in inpatient or emergency room settings as necessary, and participates in on-call coverage providing 24-hour client care as needed. It also involves maintaining accurate problem-oriented medical records, monitoring the health maintenance needs of a patient panel, and participating in other agreed health care activities, such as school-based clinic consultation or skilled nursing facility care. Administrative duties include maintaining board certification and licensure, attending continuing education programs, participating in professional organizations as necessary, meeting hospital medical staff requirements as necessary, and collaborating with office management and staff to support smooth clinic operations and organizational clinical goals. The schedule is Mondays and Fridays, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., for 20 hours per week at the Community Health Center of Waterbury in Waterbury, Connecticut. The work involves moderate physical activity and potential exposure to bloodborne pathogens or chemical hazards. Confidentiality of business information must be maintained according to CHC policies.
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Part-time