What are the responsibilities and job description for the Primary Care Physician Physician position at Personal Touch Home Health Care Services Inc.?
Role Overview
The Primary Care Physician is responsible for overseeing occupational health services remotely, including clinical practices, medical reviews, and guidance on medical surveillance. They develop treatment plans, educate patients, provide referrals, evaluate medical care effectiveness, and ensure compliance with legal scope of practice. They participate in setting clinic goals, develop policies, maintain medical records, and support safe, high-quality, cost-effective care.
Qualifications & Skills
This part-time role offers flexible hours, competitive compensation, and benefits including a 401(k), paid holidays, wellness programs, and virtual health services. Candidates should reside in specified states and have the necessary licensure and experience. The position emphasizes inclusion and equal opportunity.
The Primary Care Physician is responsible for overseeing occupational health services remotely, including clinical practices, medical reviews, and guidance on medical surveillance. They develop treatment plans, educate patients, provide referrals, evaluate medical care effectiveness, and ensure compliance with legal scope of practice. They participate in setting clinic goals, develop policies, maintain medical records, and support safe, high-quality, cost-effective care.
Qualifications & Skills
- Licensed to practice medicine in relevant states with current board certification or eligibility
- Federal DEA and state narcotic licenses if required
- CPR certification with hands-on skills evaluation
- 3-5 years in family practice, emergency, ambulatory, or occupational health settings
- Minimum 3 years management or leadership experience preferred
- Oversee clinical practices and procedures at assigned sites
- Provide remote occupational health services and medical guidance
- Develop and monitor treatment plans, conduct evaluations, and ensure quality care
- Participate in policy development and goal setting
- Maintain accurate medical records and support health program administration
- Identify emergencies and deliver care within legal scope
This part-time role offers flexible hours, competitive compensation, and benefits including a 401(k), paid holidays, wellness programs, and virtual health services. Candidates should reside in specified states and have the necessary licensure and experience. The position emphasizes inclusion and equal opportunity.