DescriptionJob Summary
Queen's North Hawaii Community Hospital is starting a rural family medicine program. We are seeking an engaged physician to work as the program director and who is willing to mentor the residents and to help design a curriculum to produce independent, full-scope rural physicians. You will be joining an established clinic with 3 other primary care physicians and a primary care APRN. In addition to leadership opportunity and work with the residents, we are seeking a collaborative partner to join us in providing patient care in accordance with QNHCH's mission, vision, and values. These include aloha and respect, as well as maintaining the highest standards of clinical excellence, professionalism, and compassionate patient care.
Primary Responsibilities
- This is a full-time position outpatient clinic position. There are no night, weekend or inpatient responsibilities other than occasional critical lab notifications. There is protected time for administrative duties and clinic adjustments to allow for mentoring the residents. You will also assist with directing operations, recruitment and onboarding of family medicine residents to ensure full compliance with ACGME institutional and program requirements. You will lead in the development, evaluation and refinement of the residency curriculum, clinical rotations and didactic schedules. You will be involved in the supervision and mentoring of family medicine resident physicians during outpatient clinic.
- Other expectations include participation in quality improvement initiatives, medical staff committees, and clinical protocol development. Practice management teams support you in accurate coding, billing, and CPT documentation.
Ideal Candidate
- Our ideal candidate is both patient and community centered, collaborative with partners and works well leading interdisciplinary teams. He or she would have experience to help spearhead the development of the residency program, the ability to provide culturally sensitive care, and work effectively with diverse populations. We expect strong clinical judgment with the ability to evaluate complex medical information and develop effective treatment plans.
Minimum Qualifications
- Graduate of an accredited School of Medicine or ECFMG certification.
- Board Certified or Board Eligible in Family Medicine.
- Board eligible candidates must obtain certification within the timelines established by QNHCH Medical Staff Bylaws.
- Current, valid, unrestricted license to practice medicine in the State of Hawai'i.
Compensation & Benefits
- Base salary starting at $309,420 annually
- Opportunity for additional productivity and quality incentives
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Supportive, collaborative physician culture
- Practice in a respected community hospital with strong specialty support
- Exceptional lifestyle opportunity on Hawai'i Island
Life in Waimea
Life in Waimea is defined by wide-open spaces, cool breezes, and a deep sense of community. Surrounded by the majestic slopes of Mauna Kea and just a short drive from the Kohala Coast, residents enjoy the best of Hawaii-from ranch lands and farmers markets to pristine beaches and unforgettable sunsets. It is a place where natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and a welcoming community who come together to create an extraordinary quality of life.
