What are the responsibilities and job description for the Internal Medicine-Springfield, OHIO position at Bon Secours Mercy Health?
Mercy Health Physicians has an exciting opportunity for a BC / BE Internal Medicine Physician to join our Springfield Market Primary Care team. This is a great opportunity for a physician who is looking to join a well established and highly respected community practice and provide the best possible medical care in a patient-centered medical home.
Details :
- Mercy Health Employed (We are the largest health system in Ohio)
- EPIC EMR
- Replace a retiring physician
- Great wRVU potential!
- Telemedicine
- Call is 1 : 3 (or take their own call) Call is limited .
- A Resident Stipend is Available!
- Two large procedure rooms.
- OMT - Can do manipulation (DO) if you are interested.
- Walk-in clinic.
- Multispecialty services rotate in the building.
- Small town feel - near big city of Columbus.
- Kids 16 and up.
- APC oversite - is available.
- Med Student Rotations.
- Psychologist in the office.
- Assess / evaluate, diagnose, establish plan of care, treat, including referrals to other healthcare providers as necessary
- Lab and multiple specialists on site
- Perform physical assessments on patients and complete patient histories as well as Virtual Visits
- Order medications, treatments, labs, etc. as described and permitted under the Ohio State Medical Board and Mercy Health Springfields Credentialing Board.
- Coordinate patient care, assessments, counsel and advise patients regarding concerns
- Participate in Quality Improvement initiatives
For over 100 years, Mercy Health - Springfield Regional Medical Center has provided comprehensive medical services for residents of Clark County and surrounding communities. With 49 facilities and more than 2,300 local employees, we are continuing to grow our footprint and extend the compassionate ministry of Jesus by improving the health and well-being of communities located between Dayton and Columbus, Ohio, bringing good help to those in need, especially people who are poor, dying and underserved.
