Completes all required documentation accurately, timely and thoroughly in accordance with department standards and to comply with electronic medical record requirements, including medication reconciliation, finalizing notes, clearing out personal pool, and participating in clinic pool. Follows FHCSD policies and procedures, including (but not limited to), cooperating with the timely submission of credentialing and licensing paperwork; maintaining BLS certification; maintaining CME units based on the requirements of the specifying Board; attending all mandatory meetings; minimizing incident reports; using resources efficiently and practicing medicine in a cost-effective manner. Maintain FHCSD behavioral standards, including (but not limited to), effective listening and communication skills and respectful interactions with colleagues and patients. Maintains satisfactory peer reviews: able to assess medical information including pathophysiology, patient presentation, differential diagnosis, etc., in order to facilitate health promotion and disease prevention. Meets clinic site and organization needs in a reliable and flexible manner; prioritizes work and makes an effort to adhere to schedule. Participate in Clinical Outcomes Program and work towards meeting organizational targets for all metrics. Participates in administrative duties, including lab reports, charts, and medication refills reviewed and managed appropriately. Participates in on-call schedule in a responsive and timely manner. Performs other duties as assigned. Supervise mid-levels in a timely and responsive manner. Education/ Certifications/ Licenses/ Registrations Board certified in a Primary Care field. Current American Heart Association healthcare provider CPR (BLS), or Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Advanced Trauma Life Support, or Advance Resuscitation Training. DEA license. Graduate from an accredited school of medicine. Must possess current unrestricted license to practice in the State of California if applicable. Traveling between sites and other locations is occasionally required. Must have a valid California driver’s license, an automobile, and proof of minimum levels of car insurance as required under California law, although limits of $100,000 are recommended. An acceptable driving record is also required. California law requires all drivers to obtain a valid California driver’s license within ten days of establishing residency. Reasonable accommodation may be provided on a case-by-case basis. Mileage and other reimbursement governed by policy. Experience/ Specialized skills (including Language) 1 year experience working in Family Practice required; experience with underserved, low-income persons, or homeless persons preferred. Ability to work effectively with patients from diverse social, cultural and economic groups. Basic computer literacy ability to comply with department needs and expectations (i.e., electronic medical record documentation). Bilingual (English/ Spanish) capabilities strongly desired. Cultural and linguistic sensitivity to populations served required. Knowledge of and ability to take a detailed medical history. Must possess a demonstrated commitment to community medicine. Physical Requirements/ Working Environment Bending (neck): FREQUENTLY (3 - 6 HRS)Bending (waist): OCCASIONALLY (1 - 3 HRS)Carrying 0 - 10 lbs: FREQUENTLY (3 - 6 HRS)Carrying 11 - 25 lbs: NEVER - Carrying 25 - 50 lbs: NEVER - Carrying 51 - 75 lbs: NEVER - Carrying 75 lbs: NEVER - Climbing (ladder): NEVER - Climbing (stairs): RARELY (0-1 HRS)Driving: To drive from one clinic or another, or in the community: REGULAR DRIVING (MORE THAN 3 DAYS PER WEEK)Exposure to blood borne pathogens and biohazards: YES - Exposure risk to aerosol-transmitted diseases-YES - Exposure to dust, gas, fumes, or chemicals: Office and medical supplies. Fine manipulation: OCCASIONALLY (1 - 3 HRS)Kneeling: RARELY (0-1 HRS)Lifting 0 - 10 lbs: FREQUENTLY (3 - 6 HRS)Lifting 11 - 25 lbs: NEVER - Lifting 25 - 50 lbs: NEVER - Lifting 51 - 75 lbs: NEVER - Lifting over 75 lbs: NEVER - Power Grasping: RARELY (0-1 HRS)Pulling 0 - 10 lbs: NEVER - Pulling 11 - 25 lbs: NEVER - Pulling 25 - 50 lbs: NEVER - Pulling 51 - 75 lbs: NEVER - Pulling over 75 lbs: NEVER - Pushing 0 - 10 lbs: NEVER - Pushing 11 - 25 lbs: NEVER - Pushing 25 - 50 lbs: NEVER - Pushing 51 - 75 lbs: NEVER - Pushing over 75 lbs: NEVER - Reaching (above shoulder level): RARELY (0-1 HRS)Reaching (below shoulder level): OCCASIONALLY (1 - 3 HRS)Repetitive use of hand: OCCASIONALLY (1 - 3 HRS)Simple Grasping: OCCASIONALLY (1 - 3 HRS)Sitting: FREQUENTLY (3 - 6 HRS)Standing: FREQUENTLY (3 - 6 HRS)Twisting: RARELY (0-1 HRS)Use of Personal Protective Equipment: Face Shield, goggles, masks, gloves, lab coats, and safety needles. Walking: FREQUENTLY (3 - 6 HRS)Working around equipment and machinery: Office equipment. Ages of Patients Served: ALL AGES -