Family Medicine Physician Job at Kansas Recruitment Center in Oakley, KS

Our County Hospital is seeking a Family Practice physician, without OB. Our hospital is made up of a critical access hospital, rural health clinic and urgent care clinic. At our hospital, we take pride in cultivating a reputation built on integrity, excellence, and fiscal responsibility. If you have a passion for compassionate care, then you will love being a part of our healthcare team.

Key Responsibilities

• The FP physician will have responsibilities for patients in the clinic, nursing home, in patient, swing bed, and/or emergency department settings.
• Physician will keep compliance with hospital and clinic policies.
• Physician will utilize EMR for patient visit documentation.

Benefits

• $10,000 sign on bonus
• Paid Health, Life, and Professional Medical Liability Insurances
• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Reimbursement of Licensure and Association Fees
• CME Allowance
• Relocation Cost Coverage
  

Salary: $275,000

Schedule: Full time

Who we are

Our County Hospital, a 25 bed Critical Access Hospital located in Northwest, KS. The clinic is newly remodeled and has ready access to hospital capabilities. Currently there are: two Physicians, 3 Mid-Level, 5 RN's, one LPN, 5 business office personnel, and a Clinic Director. While the practice currently employs two Physicians, this new FP physician will replace one departing MD and one Mid-level provider; expansion of available providers in progress within practice currently. This will expand Mid-Levels available to assist Physicians and cover required call for hospital.

Our community

Our community began as a way-station on the Union Pacific Railroad line built between Denver and Kansas City in the 1860s. An integral park of Oakley's history is found in the Fick Fossil and History Museum, listed among the 25 Great Museums in the United States. Fossils dug by the renowned paleontologist George F. Sternberg are among the many displays. Rising majestically from the seemingly flat prairie, just 25 miles south are the Monument Rocks, the first national natural landmark in Kansas. These wind-carved, water-eroded chalk formations are sediment remains of ancient marine life up to 200 million years old. Community highlights include a community pool, parks, country club and golf course, library, theatre, restaurant, banks, churches, county fair, 4H activities, and museums.