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Trinity Health Of New England, a faith-based health system in Connecticut, seeks a board-certified or board-eligible internal medicine physician for an outpatient-only role offering strong earning potential and excellent overall quality of life.
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Internal Medicine / Family Medicine Physician - Trinity Health Of New England 100% Outpatient Primary Care CT & MA. Internal Medicine, Internist, Internal Medicine, Internal Care, Physician, Healthcare, Health Care, Patient Care, Hospital, Medical, Doctor, Md.
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The successful candidate will: Be a graduate of an accredited school of medicine and possess Board Certification in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine or Infectious DiseasesPossess valid State of Connecticut licensure and have or be eligible to obtain DEA and state narcotic registrationBe willing and able to provide culturally competent care to a diverse patient population with complex needs in a collaborative environment.
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We are seeking qualified, experienced Staff Physicians to provide care in our Adult Medicine clinic. The Staff Physician provides comprehensive primary health care including health promotion and disease prevention activities The incumbent provides specialized care in collaboration with and as part of a care team.
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Have demonstrated ability to maintain timely, thorough and accurate written clinical documentationBe able to make evidence-based clinical decisions and comply with department and organizational quality measuresCandidates with 3+ years’ experience working in an ambulatory setting or providing urgent care are strongly preferred.
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Join an organization that is community based with a full spectrum of services to include medical, behavioral health care, dental care, a full-service pharmacy and more. Candidates who are bilingual in Spanish and English are preferred.
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Outpatient only, no inpatient rounding. Ancillaries On-site: Blood draw, Echo, Ultrasound. ProHealth Physicians is nationally recognized as an NCQA Level III Patient-Centered Medical Home and has received CMS approval as an Accountable Care Organization.
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Experience in primary care: internal medicine, geriatrics, or family medicine. Join our value-based healthcare team in Hartford, CT, as a full time Outpatient Primary Care Nurse Practitioner specializing in Adult-Gerontology or Family Medicine.
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Environment of Collaboration: Our VECCS Level 1 Certified hospital includes specialists in Emergency & Critical Care, Neurology, Internal Medicine, Radiology, Oncology, Surgery, and Exotics and a full staff of experienced Emergency and Primary Care Veterinarians.
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BC/BE Family Practice or Internal Medicine Monday-Friday 8am-5pm 100% outpatient Will see ages 18+ Typically see approx. ppd Will see both scheduled and walk-in patients Open to new grads Spanish speaking a plus Competitive salary Full benefits and eligible for loan repayment Job ID.
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Id : 6790 Category : Physician Location/City : CT - New Britain Salary Range : 0.00 - 0.00 per year (USD Permanent) Job Type : Permanent Recruiter Email : Internal Medicine Physician needed for the Hartford, CT area.
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Be a graduate of an accredited school of medicine and possess Board Certification in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine or Infectious Diseases. Various Leave Programs - Bereavement, Military, Maternity, and more.
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Candidates with 3+ years’ experience working in an ambulatory setting or providing urgent care are strongly preferred. Be able to make evidence-based clinical decisions and comply with department and organizational quality measures.
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Paid Malpractice and CME. Have demonstrated ability to maintain timely, thorough and accurate written clinical documentation. Short Term Disability. Possess valid State of Connecticut licensure and have or be eligible to obtain DEA and state narcotic registration.
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Be willing and able to provide culturally competent care to a diverse patient population with complex needs in a collaborative environment. Some Benefit Programs Available To Eligible Employees Include.
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