We are an ambulatory clinic providing primary and urgent care. As part of our team, you will work alongside everyone from fellow Physicians to Podiatrists to Dental and Behavioral Services.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Provide Care: Perform history-taking, physical exams, basic lab tests (e.g., microscopic urines, KOH preps), and specialized procedures (e.g., treadmill testing, flexible sigmoidoscopy).
• Liaise with Labs: Order necessary lab and radiology tests and document all findings in medical records.
• Prescribe Care:Identify and prescribe appropriate treatments, using the Pharmacy formulary; provide follow-up care to assess treatment outcomes. Promptly complete pharmacy refills.
• Stay Up To Date: Recognize RSBCIHI’s focus on primary care, health promotion, and disease prevention, and integrate these into routine patient care; staying informed about specific goals (e.g., immunizations, cancer screenings) by participating in department meetings and reviewing relevant manuals.
• Retain Patients: Follows managed care principles and Contract Care protocols, using internal resources first and referring patients externally only when necessary.
• Respect Culture: Respect and incorporate Native American cultural values into patient care.
• Collaborate with Peers: Participate in Medical Department and clinic meetings, contributing to special projects as needed. Work effectively with the health care team, ensuring efficient patient flow and high-quality care.
• Connect with Patients: Manage patient visits (30 minutes for routine care, 60 minutes for well-child checks); seeing 12-14 patients per 8-hour shift.
• Special Procedure Protocol: Requests for special procedures (treadmills, flexible sigmoidoscopies, etc.) must be provided to the Site Manager and Clinic Receptionist for proper scheduling.

• M.D. or D.O. degree.Current California medical license.
• Current DEA license.
• American Board of Family Practice Certification.
• Valid California Driver’s License with a safe driving record, DMV record required.
• Must be insurable by the program’s insurance carrier.

• Two years of experience in an ambulatory care patient setting desirable.
• License and Certification:
  • Basic Life Support certification:
    • Must meet the guidelines from the American Heart Association or Red Cross, including hands on training. (Can be obtained prior to orientation)