Provider

Maintaining the Immediate Care standard

Maintaining the Immediate Care standard and demonstrating Character First traits through daily action at all clinics.

Encouraging others to maintain a positive attitude, professional work environment and great Immediate Care culture.

Communicating in a professional, tactful way when the Immediate Care standard is not being maintained.

Notifying the appropriate management and discussing any circumstances where the Immediate Care standard is not being maintained.

Requirements

• Must not have a condition which could compromise his ability to perform any of the mental and physical functions related to the requested clinical privileges.
• Must not be denied membership or clinical privileges for any hospital system or medical staff.
• Full disclosure of any investigation or any peer review or disciplinary action taken, such as imposition of consultation requirements, suspension, or termination.
• Full disclosure of investigation by any governmental or other legal body.
• Full disclosure of actions instituted at previous place of employment in process or pending.

Duties

• Provide immediate medical attention to all patients who present themselves.
• Maintain satisfactory physical and mental health status and the ability to safely and competently practice medicine.
• Maintain sufficient knowledge of specific procedures/treatments offered at clinic.
• Maintain adequate clinical abilities as a practitioner.
• Directly supervises the medical staff.
• Receive briefings and situation reports from the Chief Medical Officer and/or Clinical Director and ensures that all medical personnel are kept informed of status changes.
• Ensures a continuum of medical care and coordinating interaction with all appropriate outside medical entities.
• Report to Clinical director.

Responsibilities

• Punctuality: Arrive on time and stay late as necessary.
• Cooperation: Show a willingness to assist coworker & show adaptability when schedule is changed.
• Dependability: consistently performs as a provider by carrying out duties.
• Initiative: Makes practical, workable suggestions for improvements.
• Attitude: Makes a positive contribution to morale, accepts constructive criticism positively.
• Judgment: Analyzes decisions before implementing them.