Occupation Medicine Physician

One Medical•Hawthorne, CA
•Onsite

About The Position

One Medical is seeking an Occupation Medicine Physician for a full-time role at a unique employer health clinic in Hawthorne, California. The position involves providing 40 hours of patient-facing care per week and managing a broad range of patient needs through acute, chronic, and preventive visits. Care is delivered onsite, in testing centers, and occasionally through telehealth. The physician evaluates and treats industrial injuries and other medical conditions, and manages testing and treatment for workplace infectious and hazardous-material exposures. The role includes collaboration with in-office and virtual clinical teams, participation in ongoing clinical learning, and opportunities to perform in-office procedures. The physician may supervise one or more nurse practitioner or physician assistant colleagues as needed.

Requirements

  • Be enrolled in or have completed an accredited Internal, Family, or Occupational Medicine residency program.
  • Have occupational health clinical experience.
  • Have workers' compensation experience, including working with adjusters, RFAs, AOE/COE, and work restrictions.
  • Be licensed in California before the One Medical start date.
  • Demonstrate a passion for human-centered care.
  • Communicate effectively with and provide care to individuals of all backgrounds.
  • Effectively use technology to deliver high-quality care.
  • Demonstrate clinical proficiency in evidence-based primary care.
  • Be willing to contribute as part of a team dedicated to changing healthcare delivery.
  • Be open to feedback and reflection to gain insight into strengths and weaknesses.
  • Confidently navigate uncertain situations with patients and colleagues.
  • Adapt personal and interpersonal behavior to meet patients' needs.

Nice To Haves

  • Board certification in Internal, Family, or Occupational Medicine, or board eligibility with plans to obtain board certification within one year of the One Medical start date.

Responsibilities

  • Manage patients with a broad array of needs through acute, chronic, and well visits at an employer health clinic.
  • Evaluate, treat, and follow up on industrial injuries and non-industrial medical conditions.
  • Manage testing and treatment for infectious and hazardous-material exposures in the workplace.
  • Treat patients in the office and testing centers, and occasionally conduct telehealth visits.
  • Participate in weekly Clinical Rounds and other ongoing learning activities.
  • Collaborate with in-office teammates through daily huddles and with virtual clinical teams.
  • Use clinical training and perform in-office procedures as appropriate.
  • Possibly supervise one or more nurse practitioner or physician assistant colleagues as needed.
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