Physician Family Medicine - OHSU Residency Program

Family Medicine Physician - Madras (OHSU Three Sisters Residency Program)

Family Medicine Physician, under the supervision of the Physician Site Lead, provides medical and appropriate basic surgical care to patients. Such care includes evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and documentation. Coordinates medical, surgical, ancillary, nursing, and other services to achieve the best and most cost-effective outcomes for patients under his/her care. Create treatment plans that incorporate therapy, medication, nutritional changes or surgery to manage patient illnesses and injuries. Monitor patients' recovery and refer them to specialists based on their assessment of patients' progress and condition. This position also offers the opportunity to work outpatient only or a combination of inpatient/outpatient.

Work location: St. Charles Family Care Clinic Madras (480 NE A St, Madras, OR 97741)

Work schedule: Physician will work a minimum 40 hours per week with 36 hours of direct patient contact time and the remainder necessary to complete administrative tasks involved in patient care (i.e., chart notes, phone calls, medication refills, test results, etc). Scheduled days may vary depending on clinic operating days and hours.

Call expectation: Physician will be expected to participate in the clinic call rotation which may include days, evenings, weekends and holidays and scheduled in coordination with other providers in the call group. Physician may provide back up and expertise support as needed when APP is on call.

Department Summary: Robust outpatient primary care clinic with embedded behavioral health, clinical pharmacy, population health and care management. St. Charles Medical Group is a comprehensive network of more than 250 providers that covers a complete range of primary care as well as more than 20 subspecialties. Family medicine is the medical specialty which provides continuing, comprehensive health care for the individual and family. It is a specialty in breadth that integrates the biological, clinical and behavioral sciences. The scope of family medicine encompasses all ages, sexes, genders, organ systems and disease entities.

Essential Functions and Duties:

• Practice and role model excellence in the Family Practice domains of diagnosis, aligning treatment goals to patient values, definitive treatment, supportive care treatment, follow-up care, promote good health and prevent illness.
• Practice evidence-based Family Medicine within the scope of license, training and credentialing. Cooperate with other SCHS physicians and caregivers to insure optimal patient care and outcomes.
• Collaborate with other members of the SCMG Family Medicine care team, Specialty care provider teams and referring providers to ensure a world-class patient experience.
• Provide a therapeutic presence in service to others by purposefully responding to the needs of patients/customers in a caring way. This includes introducing oneself and stating your purpose, asking the patient their preferred name, spending time with the patient to determine their care goals, active listening, and using skillful communications (appropriate touch, eye contact, etc.).
• Prescribes medications in accordance with SCHS policies and procedures for medication administration. Accurately document, code and bill for all patient care in the EHR or on the appropriate form in a timely manner and in compliance with SCMG defined standards. Participates in clinic call duties and responsibilities.
• Perform procedures commensurate with competencies Support the delivery, measurement and improvement of quality health measures as identified by SCMG.
• May perform additional duties of similar complexity with the organization, as required or assigned.
• May review and approve chart notes for APPs as needed.

Optional - Not required:.1 FTE of this position can be dedicated to OHSU Three Sisters Family Medicine Residency Participation - Associate Residency Director of Education:

The Associate Residency Director of Education (ARD) is responsible for developing, implementing, and revising core residency curriculum in partnership with the Residency Director, Central Residency leadership team, and Residency Section. The ARD provides focused leadership in specific areas which may include Resident Didactics, Resident Clinical Experiences, Longitudinal Curriculum, Areas of Concentration, Capstone Program, and Elective support. This person will also represent the Three Sisters RTP Residency in ad hoc graduate medical education meetings/work groups at the institutional and department level as directed by the Three Sisters RTP Residency Director. They will serve as a member of the Clinical Competency Committee and prepare formal and informal evaluations of residents to assess readiness for promotion and graduation. This person will collaborate with the staff and faculty in alignment with educational goals and priorities of the Three Sisters Rural Track Program Residency by supporting the broader function of the section. This work will include resident recruitment, onboarding, precepting, advising, performance reviews, and evaluations. In addition, this person will be expected to participate in presentations, rotational oversight, teaching, health equity and anti-racism work, and manuscript creation.

The appointee shall provide services as assigned by the supervisor in furtherance of the university's missions and goals of teaching, research, patient care, outreach and public service.

This position reports to the Three Sisters RTP Residency Director and would be expected to work collaboratively with other members of the Central Residency Leadership Team and Residency Section. An administrative team provides support for all aspects of the Residency Program and faculty roles.

Duties/Functions: This role will include a mix of the following areas in partnership with Program Director and ARD team:

• Didactic oversight
• Coordinate Longitudinal Curriculum in alignment with ACGME program requirements and Three Sisters RTP Residency Program AIMS.
• Coordinate Wednesday clinical didactics
• Coordinate Orientation curriculum
• Recruit faculty leads in individual content areas and collaborate in timing and modality of curriculum delivery
• Continually evaluate and assess curriculum for effectiveness and relevance based on changing scope of Family Medicine Practice and resident teaching best practices
• Clinical Rotations
• Provide general oversight for required clinical experiences including developing new rotations and liaison with rotation leads
• Liaison with outside services to address resident performance concerns
• Evaluations
• Provide oversight for overall evaluation process. This includes creation of new evaluation and feedback forms and participating in or chairing the Clinical Competency Committee
• Assist with preparation of summative evaluations
• Advising
• Assist comprehensive resident advising process that integrate clinic based advising and central/academic advising
• Participate in quarterly academic advising sessions and summative evaluations
• Provide faculty development and guidance on leading effective advising sessions and providing feedback
• Electives
• Establish relationships with providers both within and external to St. Charles Health System and DFM in order to develop new areas of focus based on resident needs
• Quality Improvement
• Coordinate Evidence Based Answers and Improvement Science Curriculum liasing with faculty leads in those content areas
• Overall Program Administration
• Participate in and provide mentorship to other faculty in creation and delivery of didactics, simulations, workshops, evaluating residents, and providing feedback.
• Be present and available to residents both in person and virtually
• Significant involvement in resident recruitment and selection process, orientation activities, and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives
• Assist Program Director with satisfaction of GME requirements as needed

Education

• Graduation from an accredited allopathic or osteopathic medical school
• Successful completion of an accredited residency program in Physician's chosen specialty (ies).
• Successful completion of additional educational programs necessary to enable Physician to acquire and maintain privileges to perform the range of services contemplated. This includes board eligibility/certification in the specialty being practiced.
• Complete annual fire/safety, etc. education in-services as required.
• Attend mandatory educational offerings as described in SCHS policies/procedures and/or as required by other regulatory bodies.
• Complete annual CME as required to maintain license and appropriate Board certification.
• Complete in a timely manner assigned Computer Based Learning modules.

Licensure/Certification/Registration

• Current license as MD / DO.
• Board certified or eligible in Physician's chosen specialty. Those applicants who are not board-certified at the time of application but who have completed their residency or fellowship training are required to become board-certified within seven years of residency or fellowship training.
• Unrestricted Federal DEA number.
• Unrestricted ability to participate in Medicare / Medicaid, or other federal or state governmental health care programs