• OSF Saint St. Joseph Medical Center is seeking an Academic Family Medicine Faculty Physician to help establish a new residency training program and train the next generation of family physicians!
• Affiliated with University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria, successful candidates will be eligible for faculty appointment.
• Clinical Faculty’s primary responsibilities are a clinical practice along with medical student and residency teaching, including inpatient adult/pediatric care with a priority for those applicants possessing a strong interest in obstetrical care.
• Assist with policies, procedures and program requirements set by the ACGME and OSF HealthCare.
• Oversee educational experiences and rotations of the residency curriculum as delegated by the program director.
• Provides effective leadership, role modeling, communication and coordination across the organization in support of graduate medical education, including developing and maintaining strong working relationships with clinical leadership and administration at OSF St. Joseph Medical Center and OSF Medical Group.
• Teach and coordinate continuous development and evaluation of the graduate education curriculum while staying current on the latest developments in education to assure the most effective and progressive educational methods are used in the Family Medicine and GME programs.
• Academic advising and mentoring of residents along with overseeing resident’s scholarly projects and research.
• Participate in program administration including but not limited to accreditation, recruitment, faculty meetings, professional development and grant activities.
• Clinical activity will be at Chestnut Health Systems health center in addition to directly with residents in multiple environments.
• EOE/M/F/V/Disabled.

OSF HealthCare St. Joseph Medical Center is part of a faith-based, 15-hospital system that has more than 23,000 Mission Partners and a well-established primary care network serving patients with the greatest care and love. OSF St. Joseph is located in the thriving Central Illinois community of Bloomington-Normal, which boasts a long-standing commitment to excellence in education.

University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria (UICOMP) sponsors 21 ACGME-Accredited residency and fellowship programs. Residents are to remain on campus for their training years, thus advoiding disruption of relocation. Starting salary and benefits for first-year residents rank above the national average.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

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  Education: Doctorate Licenses/Certifications: Physician Licensed to practice medicine in current state.
• Ideal for candidates actively involved in the care of patients with a strong record of professional activity in teaching activities for family medicine for a minimum of three years. There will be consideration for highly qualified new graduates possessing educational experience and aptitude towards academic medicine.
• Strong preference for three years as an active core faculty member in an ACGME accredited family medicine residency program with graduate medical education administrative experience. Will consider candidates in other leadership roles if experience and interests matches needs for the program
• Board certified or board eligible in the appropriate specialty (ies).
• Obtain and maintain medical staff membership and appropriate privileges.
• Must be eligible as a provider for Medicare, Medicaid, and other federal health programs.
• Physician shall meet all qualifications to participate in OSF's programs for professional malpractice and other liability coverage.
• Licensed by the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration and the State of Illinois to prescribe narcotics, if applicable.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide patient care aligned to the preferences, goals, and needs of the patients served

EOE