Memorial Health·Springfield, Illinois
Provide comprehensive primary care services including inpatient, outpatient, and urgent care within a community-based health system. Manage clinic visits and participate in an after-hours call rotation supported by telenurse triage services.
Monday – Friday- Flexibility on hours/day worked
Outpatient only- Call rotation – Oncall varies depending on location and clinic partner pool. Telenurse provides after-hours triaging for the physicians. Telenurse triages and follows set protocols to reduce the volume of phone calls/pages the physicians receive after-hours. Call volume is minimalized with triage services. - Clinic visits: 18-22 per day Position Requirments:
Unrestrictive Illinois license prior to start
Board Certified or Board Eligibility - 2+ years of prior practicing experience is preferred, but not required Other Highlights:
Additional earning potential also available thorugh production (wRVU) and quality incentive models- Sign-on bonus - Relocation expenses- Full benefits To review Memorial's Benefits click here: Benefits - Memorial HR
Candidates must hold an unrestrictive Illinois medical license and be Board Certified or Board Eligible. A minimum of 2 years of prior practicing experience is preferred.
Market context
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