Physician - Family Medicine

Vista Community Clinic Job OpportunityAt Vista Community Clinic (VCC), we believe healthcare is more than medicine, it's about hope, community, and impact. For over 50 years, we've been a leader in the community clinic movement, growing from a small volunteer-driven effort in Vista to a nationally recognized network of state-of-the-art clinics across San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles, and Riverside counties. Today VCC has 14 clinics serving over 70,000 patients annually, we continue our mission of delivering exceptional, patient-centered care where it's needed most.As a private, non-profit, multi-specialty outpatient clinic, VCC provides more than healthcare, we provide opportunity. Here your skills are celebrated, your growth is supported and your work makes a difference. We know that our success is a direct result of the exceptional talents and dedication of our employees.For eligible employees, benefits include: Competitive compensation & benefits Medical, dental, vision Company-paid life insurance Flexible spending accounts 403(b) retirement planWhy VCC?• Winner of the 2025 HRSA Gold Medal for Outstanding Care, placing VCC among the top 10% of Federally Qualified Health Centers in the U.S.• Recognized by HRSA as a National Quality Leader in Behavioral Health and Diabetes and for excellence in Preventive Health and Health IT.• A robust training & development culture to help you grow and advance your career.• A workplace built on respect, collaboration and passion for care.ResponsibilitiesJob SummaryProvide comprehensive outpatient Internal Medicine/Family Medicine Services. Services may include: preventive care, immunizations, primary care and treatment, health education, prescribing of medication, ordering and interpreting lab testing or imaging, order and action referrals based on patient need, physical examinations, screening examinations, family planning, and other services within the scope of training. Supervise and collaborate with PA/NP and/or students as required.Essential Job FunctionsProvide primary care and ambulatory outpatient care to clinic patients in person by interviewing, examining, and treating clinic patients; documenting, and completing notes and inbox items while maintaining confidentiality of all patient information according to federal guidelines and regulationsAssist in resolution of complaints, requests, and inquiries from patientsParticipate in providing direction or training to clinic staff to increase staff awareness and to facilitate patient careParticipate in the development of clinic protocols and procedures to ensure quality medical care; comply with clinic policies and proceduresParticipate in quality assurance, quality improvement and utilization review; and peer review programs which evaluates the quality of the medical staff and medical services being performed at the clinicsProvide supervision and consultation to physician assistants and nurse practitioners in person or via telephone or virtual meansAttend and actively participate in internal and external meetings to expand and to improve patient servicesSupport the vision, mission and goals, and demonstrate a commitment to the values of the organizationPerform other duties as directedQualificationsMinimum QualificationsCurrent Medical License (MD or DO) in state of California; board eligible or certifiedCurrent DEA licenseCPR Certification (including BLS Child, Infant, Adult with one-time hands-on skills training)Preferred QualificationsBilingual English/SpanishRequired Skills/Knowledge/AbilitiesKnowledge of community health centers, and public assistance programs, state and federal regulations and managed care systemsExcellent verbal and written skills necessary for communication with patients/clients, clinicians and other staffAbility to interface with all levels of personnel in a professional manner, including people of all social, cultural and ethnic backgrounds and within the constraints of government funded programsAbility and willingness to meet the organization's attendance and dress code policiesAbility and willingness to abide by organization's policies related to documentation, workflows and patient care guidelinesMeet productivity and quality standards as defined by the organizationAbility to handle confidential materials and information in a professional mannerExcellent customer service skills and commitment to providing the highest level of customer satisfactionExperience/familiarity with computers, business e-mail, communication systems and internet search capabilities; proficient in Microsoft Office products, specifically Word and ExcelAbility to utilize electronic health recordSalary$310,000 - $320,000 - based on a fulltime salary