OBGYN Physician

ERIE FAMILY HEALTH CENTER•Waukegan, IL

1d•$210,000 - $255,000

About The Position

Join our large (60+), multi-disciplinary team of providers as an OB/GYN specialist at Erie Family Health Centers. Participate in a full spectrum practice where our OB/GYNs function as specialists, not primary care physicians. All Erie sites qualify for NHSC with a HPSA score of 19. This physician provides comprehensive women’s health care services to Erie patients including prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease. Hospital practice includes labor and delivery as well as gynecologic surgery relevant to general obstetrics and gynecology. This role serves as an expert consultant for other primary health care providers at Erie. Outpatient work includes management of general obstetrics and gynecology, gynecologic consultation, and office-based procedures such as ultrasound, colposcopy and LEEP. Refers patients to specialists as necessary. Documents all patient care activities. Maintains a productivity level necessary to reach mandated annual level of outpatient encounters and deliveries.

Requirements

Licensed physician in Illinois.
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Obstetrics and Gynecology, IL License.

Nice To Haves

Proficiency in medical Spanish preferred.

Responsibilities

Performs physical examinations on new and return clients.
Admits patients to the hospital at which he/she has admitting privileges; may refer some clients to other institutions for hospitalization as appropriate
Refers clients to specialists as necessary.
Documents all patient care activities per EFHC standards.
Participates in the call coverage rotation.
Participates in community and clinic education programs.
Performs procedures such as colposcopy, contraceptive implant insertion/removal, IUD insertion/removal, cryotherapy etc. with appropriate training, proctoring and privileging.
Contributes toward the development of goals and objectives relevant to specialty/life cycle area or other annual action plan.
Attends meetings when assigned.
Participates as member of interdisciplinary health care team
Maintains current credentialing, licensure and board certification (once obtained).
Collaborates with other providers by including collaborative practice agreement with advanced practice registered nurses as assigned.
Assists in supervision of health professional students or residents when assigned.
Participates in EFHC staff and team meetings as appropriate.
Participates in other EFHC committee meetings as assigned.
Maintains at least minimum CME certificates as required by American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.
Adheres to all EFHC policies & procedures.
Performs procedures as qualified and privileged for the ambulatory setting.