Family Medicine Physician – Board Certified – Outpatient – New Grads Welcome!

Family Medicine Physician

POSITION TYPE: Provider / Medical Specialist

SPECIALTY UNIT: Family Medicine - Outpatient

LOCATION: Berlin, NH 

SHIFT: Days / No Weekends

JOB TYPE: Full-Time Permanent

New Graduates Welcome!

Job Summary: 

We are looking for attentive, conscientious candidates with training in diverse medical areas for the position of family medicine doctor. Family doctors are expected to treat a wide range of medical conditions, develop long-term, personal relationships with their patients, produce individualized healthcare programs based on patient historical data, and offer continuous support and health management advice. 

Family doctors should take a vested interest in a patient's well-being. This is achieved by demonstrating good listening skills, showing empathy, and understanding, and communicating clearly and effectively. Also, recommend external specialists when patients require treatment outside of your medical purview.

Responsibilities:

• Develop personal relationships with patients.
• Create patient-specific health programs that make use of historical data.
• Monitor and adapt individualized health programs over time.
• Schedule and administer follow-up examinations.
• Make use of patient health data in medical analyses.
• Offer comprehensive wellness exams.
• Administering vaccinations.
• Perform medical operations.
• Recommending specialists for treatment outside of their capacity.
• Educating patients in health management and disease prevention.
• Offer birthing services.

Job Benefits:

• Competitive salary
• Direct Deposit
• 401K
• Comprehensive Health, Dental, and Vision benefits
• Employee discount program
• Excellent room for growth and advancement

Requirements:

• Current Internal Medicine Doctor license in state of practice required.
• Completion of a 3-year family practice residency.
• Family Doctor must be BC/BE.
• New Graduates welcome.
• Accept Foreign Visa.
• The ability to communicate information in layman terms to patients and/or their families.
• Is compassionate and warm towards patients, who often suffer from painful and debilitating conditions.