Family Medicine Physician for Plymouth, IN (Perm)
Job Summary
Occupation
Physician
Specialty
Family Practice-Without OB
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Location
46563, Plymouth, Indiana, United States
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job Description
Last Update:
11/15/24
Saint Joseph Medical Group (SJMG) has an excellent full-time employment opportunity for a Board Certified or Board Eligible Family Medicine physician to join a growing practice located in Plymouth, Indiana. Near the University of Notre Dame, Go Irish!
Job Description:
- Join this high-profile practice (off-site of hospital, outpatient Family Medicine - safety net clinic) with two physicians and one nurse practitioner. This position is OB-optional.
- Primarily responsible to assess, evaluate and treat patients in the hospital/medical office setting, under the supervision and collaboration of a physician, by using advanced knowledge and skill to identify abnormal conditions, diagnose health problems, develop and implement treatment plans, evaluate patient outcomes, and collaborate with or refer to a physician in the hospital/medical practice for further care management.
- Will see patients of a variety of ages: Pediatric through Geriatric
- Basic laboratory services are available and basic procedures may be performed.
- Opportunities for teaching exist with St. Joseph Health System Family Medicine residents [clinical teaching and supervision].
- Must adhere to the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services.
- May be required to maintain active membership status on the medical staff of SJHS-SB and/or SJHS-Ply.
- Actively demonstrates the organization’s mission and core values and conducts oneself at all times in a manner consistent with these values.
- Knows and adheres to all laws and regulations pertaining to patient health, safety and medical information.
- Performs complete, accurate history and physical assessment/examination as appropriate for patient setting/type of visit.
- Orders, performs and interprets diagnostic tests and accurately, communicates results to patient, completes all documentation, adhering to compliance standards for documentation, coding/billing and collaborative supervision.
- Reports abnormal findings to collaborative/supervising physician.
- Prescribes appropriate treatment, pharmacological agents and/or other non-pharmacological interventions. Completes simple and complex procedures independently. Reports adverse patient responses to collaborative/supervising physician.
- Provides direct patient and family education regarding patient medical condition/disease process, treatment methodologies, outcomes management, wellness and prognosis.
- Determines the effectiveness of patient care plans, treatment and interventions through reassessment and modifies as necessary to achieve patient health status goals. Reports significant plan changes to collaborative/supervising physician.
- Responsible for communication with physician regarding variations from normal and evaluation of patient outcomes. Collaborates with physician and other members of health care team to provide individualized plan of care. Delegates care within scope of practice.
- Participates in medical record, patient care, quality assurance, process improvement and compliance audits, evaluations and follow-up.
- Demonstrates flexibility and responsiveness in handling schedule coverage and service excellence.
- Performs other duties consistent with purpose of job, effective operation of medical practice and access/delivery of care to patients as directed.
- Open to H-1B and J-1 visa candidates
- Not accepting Locums candidates
- Health/dental/vision/disability/life insurance/retirement benefits
- 27 days off per year; 7 holidays; 5 days and $3,000 for CME
- $3,000 per year for professional journals, dues, and memberships
- TRULY Board Eligible (within 5 years of residency) or Board Certified in Family Medicine
- IN license (or willing to obtain)
- BLS, ACLS (or willing to obtain)
- DEA (or willing to obtain)
- COVID-vaccination
About Saint Joseph Health System:
Saint Joseph Medical Group is the employed arm of Saint Joseph Health System. The Network includes over 40 practice sites with over 100 primary care and specialist physicians in St. Joseph, Marshall, and Elkhart Counties.
Saint Joseph Health System (SJHS) has been present in Michiana for over 100 years. SJHS is a non-profit, full-service health care system with two hospitals and dozens of specialty and primary care offices. Located in North Central Indiana, SJHS is a regional health care network comprised of a 254-bed acute care hospital in Mishawaka, a 58-bed acute care hospital in Plymouth and 40 provider practices with over 100 primary care providers and specialists in St. Joseph, Marshall, and Elkhart counties. Saint Joseph Health System is a member of Trinity Health, one of the largest Catholic health care organizations in the United States. Trinity Health is based in Livonia, Michigan.
Plymouth Medical Center provides compassionate, faith-based care with the latest in advanced medical technology in a diverse and team-oriented environment. It offers providers an opportunity to realize personal development as well as fulfill the mission of the health system. SJHS offers a wide variety of programs and care for the communities we serve, and we provide health care for all people from all walks of life.
In addition to our two main hospitals, the Saint Joseph Medical Group is dedicated to delivering an excellent care experience for every patient in over 40 ambulatory locations throughout Michiana. Our modern, state-of-the-art facilities and supportive medical staff make our health system an ideal place to practice medicine and achieve the perfect balance between your professional and personal life. If you are a provider that shares the passion for helping people live longer, healthier lives, we invite you to join our team of providers as we continue to serve as a compassionate and transforming healing presence in the communities we serve.
For more information on Saint Joseph Health System, visit www.sjmed.com.
About the Community:
Plymouth, Indiana – is located in the heart of Marshall County with a population of just over 10,000 people. It is a tight-knit community where people work together to maintain a safe and welcoming environment. A large agricultural population provides a constant supply of high-quality, local produce at the city’s weekly farmer’s market and annual blueberry festival. Residents enjoy Plymouth’s low cost-of-living and highly rated school system.
Marshall County is home to fantastic museums ranging from the Marshall County Historical Society Museum to the Culver Academies Museum. The area has six golf courses within 20 minutes of the town limits and a variety of recreational activities such as biking, fishing, hiking and hunting, kayaking and boating. There are 20 lakes to choose from as well as the Yellow and Tippecanoe Rivers. Marshall County also has fine dining for every taste including five-star menus, vintage drive-ins, and charming cafés to offer a relaxed, enjoyable amenities for all of its residents.
Plymouth boasts a diversified industrial park that is home to approximately 70 businesses, and it is still growing. The community is recognized for its strong school system for academic and athletic achievements, a 50,000-volume library, and an outdoor amphitheater. The Plymouth Arts Commission – Encore Performing Arts bring nationally recognized entertainment to the community.
Plymouth is also recognized for its extensive park system, most notably Centennial Park, complete with the Bill Nixon Baseball Stadium. Lake Maxinkuckee, the second largest spring-fed lake in Indiana, also offers plenty of sailing and water-skiing. Enjoy our state-managed Menominee Wildlife Conservation Area and the scenic bicycle ride from Plymouth to Culver during the spring, summer, and fall. For more information on Plymouth, visit www.visitmarshallcounty.org.