General Practice or Family Practice Physicians

RieLes Group•Tucson, AZ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

RieLes Group is seeking two General Practice or Family Practice Physicians to provide comprehensive primary and preventive healthcare to adults in custody at the Federal Correctional Complex (FCC) Tucson and Satellite Prison Camp (SPC) in Tucson, Arizona. The physicians will work in a structured ambulatory health setting and follow Federal Bureau of Prisons policies, applicable security requirements, and recognized healthcare and correctional standards. This is a full-time, onsite position in the Health Services Department. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 6:00 AM–2:30 PM, including a 30-minute unpaid lunch, for 40 hours/sessions per week per physician. Professional attire is required; khaki or green clothing is strictly prohibited. The role is offered as a 1099 subcontractor position under a contract with a one-year base period and four one-year option periods. Compensation is $180 per hour.

Requirements

MD or DO degree from an AMA-approved medical institution.
Active, current, and unrestricted state medical license.
Board certified or board eligible in Family Practice or Internal Medicine.
Ability to provide full-time onsite services in a correctional healthcare environment.
Successfully complete required federal security and suitability processing before beginning work, including an NCIC background check, OF-306, FD-258 fingerprinting, and a favorable credit report.
Meet applicable U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent residency requirements and DOJ residency requirements.

Nice To Haves

Arizona medical licensure is preferred.

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive physical examinations, medical intakes, and exit summaries for adults in custody.
Evaluate patients during daily sick calls and provide routine primary care services.
Assess acute and chronic medical conditions and develop appropriate treatment plans.
Order and interpret diagnostic tests as clinically indicated.
Prescribe medications and administer preventive or curative inoculations.
Review medical histories and social information and document objective clinical findings.
Maintain complete, accurate, and timely medical records in accordance with Federal Bureau of Prisons policies.
Coordinate patient care and refer complex cases to appropriate medical specialists or community hospitals when necessary.
Provide preventive healthcare and patient education as appropriate.
Comply with institutional security procedures and correctional facility policies.
Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with the Privacy Act of 1974 and applicable healthcare regulations.