Occupational Medicine Job In Austin, Texas
Occupational Medicine Physician
Description
Specialization:
Occupational Medicine
Family Medicine without OB
Urgent Care Emergency Medicine
Urgent Care Family Medicine
Urgent Care
Orthopaedic Surgery
Job Summary:
St. David’s Healthcare would like to recruit a full-time occupational medicine physician in Austin, TX.Qualified Candidates:
- Board certified/board eligible occupational medicine, family medicine, urgent care or orthopedic physician
- Licensed to practice in the state of Texas or ability to obtain
- Work schedule: M - F, 8:00am – 4:30pm with closure on holidays
- Outpatient clinic with no weekend shifts, no hospital rounds, no after-hour call
- St. David’s Occupational Health Services (OHS) has served the needs of employees and injured workers in Central Texas since 1994
- The clinic currently provides comprehensive services including treatment for on-the-job injuries, employment physicals, drug and alcohol testing, medical surveillance and OSHA compliance
- Physician’s focus will be assessing patients and providing care in the clinic and supporting a team of 5 clinical staff
- OHS focuses on providing quality care and exceptional customer service while reducing overall health benefits costs
- Ability to diagnose, treat, manage, and /or refer diseases, disorders, and occupational injuries
- Establish relationships with other physicians, supervisors, and staff to ensure the delivery of quality, cost effective health care to the clinic's patients
Incentive/Benefits Package:
- HCA/St. David’s Healthcare employed position
- Competitive salary
- Full benefits including health, dental, vision, 401k with matching
- PTO and CME allowance
About St. David’s Medical Center:
St. David’s Medical Center in central Austin includes a 438-bed multi-specialty, acute care hospital located just north of downtown and the University of Texas campus.
- 64-bed rehabilitation hospital providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care
- Texas Cardiac Arrhythmia Institute
- The hospital provides a complete range of women’s services, including its acclaimed maternity unit, maternal-fetal medicine, a high-risk maternal and neonatal transport team, the region’s largest and most sophisticated Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
- The Breast Center
- A Fertility Center
- A comprehensive Stroke Center
- 24-hour emergency department
- Fortune/Merative Top 100 Community Hospitals
- US News Best Hospitals lists St. David’s Medical Center has received a Grade A from Leapfrog
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