Family Practice - Without OB Physician

Primary Care Physician Compensation : $240,000-$275,000 / yr (negotiable; based on FTE and years of experience Description We are looking for a full-time relationship-centered family physician to add to our team at our near-site employer-sponsored primary care clinic in Machesney Park, IL. We have recently partnered with the Harlem Co. School District and are opening a new health center with them in Machesney Park, IL. We are seeking a 40 hour a week primary care physician to lead our new team. Compensation $240,000-$275,000 / yr (negotiable; based on FTE and years of experience) BenefitsFive full weeks of Paid Time Off (PTO)Full health, Life, Disability, 401kCME reimbursed up to $3,000 per year, along with 40 hours of time off for CME purposes (pro-rated)Medical licensing and DEA fully reimbursedMalpractice coverage starting from day one Selling Points : Average of 8-14 patients / dayMore time spent with patients to enhance relationships and build trustFar less time with ICD-10 coding and admin work vs traditional primary care, and admin time is built into the schedule (no need to take home your work!The opportunity to really improve patient outcomes with a finite patient panel Annual visits 60 min. Follow up visits 30 min Position Details : Patient population : Employees & Families of all agesAcute & Primary Care (focus on preventive medicine)Care Team : MD, MA & RN Schedule : If possible, the client would like 2 early days (7 : 00am or 7 : 30am) and 1 late day if possible (late day until 7pm) Mon : 8 : 00am to 6 : 00pm (1 hour lunch) (9 hours) Tue : 7 : 00am to 5 : 00pm (1 hour lunch) (9 hours) Wed : 9 : 00am to 7 : 00pm (1 hour lunch) (9 hours) Thu : 7 : 00am to 5 : 00pm (1 hour lunch) (9 hours) Fri : 8 : 00am to 12 : 00pm (4 hours) No Nights No Call No Weekends Requirements Job Requirements : MD or DO Clear & Active License in state of employment Board-certified in Family Medicine or both Internal Medicine & Pediatrics DEA Certified Comfortable performing well-woman exams and prescribing birth control