Family Medicine Residency Program Director - Yakima, United States - Community Health of Central Washington

Description

Lead the future of Family Medicine Education as a Residency Program Director/DIO in the heart of Central WA Welcome to Community Health of Central WA, (CHCW) where we all work together to provide the people in our region access to affordable and appropriate healthcare through our services and education.

Founded by our Family Medicine Residency program (CWFM) in 1993, CHCW has grown into an integrated community health center to include full spectrum primary care, pediatric, senior residential care, behavioral and addiction care, and dental serving the Yakima and Kittitas Counties at multiple sites.

Our Clinics and Programs· Central Washington Family Medicine Residency· Central Washington Family Medicine· Yakima Pediatrics· Naches Medical Clinic· Community Health of Central Washington - Ellensburg· Highland Clinic· Ellensburg Dental Care· Senior and Residential Care· Senior Smiles · Connect (Opioid Dependency Treatment)· Primary Care Behavioral Health
Who We AreCHCW is committed to attract and retain a diverse staff.

We honor your experiences, perspectives, and unique identity.

Together, with our community, we strive to create and maintain working and learning environments that are inclusive, equitable, and welcoming.

Our opportunities center around a philosophy of teaching, mission driven teams, PCMH level 3, updated clinical settings, and positive attitudes.

We welcome you to join our family-like environment where work is rewarding and fun
Practice Highlights at Central Washington Family Medicine-Residency· FM to lead the planning, implementation, and evaluation of all the teaching and admin activities of the Residency Program.

· Ensures ACGME accreditation and compliance with all program requirements.

· Supervises and advises the faculty, and APDs in their teaching responsibilities and performs as a Core Faculty physician.· Coordinates the strategic planning process for ongoing growth and development of the residency program.

· Monitors residency program operations and teaching activity to ensure compliance with accreditation bodies, payers, and Teaching Health Center regulations.

Total Rewards:

• Excellent full benefit package includes M/D/V/RX/AD&D/L/LTD/HSA, retirement, voluntary benefits, FTCA malpractice coverage. $0-$25 p/m premiums for employees, company subsidized premiums to add family.
• Generous PTO, EIT, and 9 paid holidays.
• CME time and allowances.
• Student Loan Repayment Programs, PSLF.
• Relocation and sign-on bonuses.
• Visa sponsorships available.
• Base Salary: $250k-$260k includes PD, faculty, and experience. Additional $15k for FMS/call (optional). Additional incentives for faculty development fellowship (optional).

Qualifications:

• MD or DO degree required with completion of an accredited US Family Medicine Residency.
• Additional prep instruction for Program Director Development, Physician Administrator course, and/or faculty development fellowship is highly preferred.
• FM with a minimum of 5 years' experience in a FM residency program. Preferred experience includes professional activity in family med and prior leadership roles. Evidence of scholarly activity desirable.
• WA License or the ability to obtain a WA license.
• DEA certificate.
• BC required.
• Great peer references and in good standing.
• Approved for credentialing with Medicare, Medicaid, and health plans.

Community:

• Central WA location has over 300 days of sunshine with 4 mild yet distinctive seasons.
• Area known for its wineries/vineyards, microbreweries, picturesque scenery with panoramic views of Mt. Adams and Mt. Rainier, fishing, camping, skiing, hunting, hiking, biking, water sports/boating, outdoor concerts, parks-including doggie parks, golfing, drive up espresso stands, and one of the top agricultural hubs in the nation.
• 2-3 hour drive to Seattle, Spokane, or Portland.
• Airports at Yakima and Pasco (Tri Cities).
• Lower cost of living than the WA average. Comfortable living

About Community Health of
Central Washington:
Community Health of Central Washington responds to community needs with innovation and collaboration to develop sustainable programs and services that drive health care equity

At CHCW we believe that:

• Physical and Emotional health is essential for people and communities to achieve their full potential and that
• Appropriate health care depends upon access to primary health care services and education.

The Core Purpose of CHCW is to make enduring contributions to the health of our communities, our region, and the nation by:

• Serving our patients,
• Educating care providers for the future, and
• Advocating for the needs of people.

At CHCW, we envision a future where all people have access to effective, efficient, and high quality health care, beginning with a primary care home, where caring professionals:

• Appreciate the needs and concerns of each patient,
• Provide appropriate services, and
• Assist the patient with the complexity of health care and the system that delivers it.