Join one of the nation’s largest, most respected health systems and experience what it means to live well. Advocate Health is seeking a board-certified Family Medicine physician to join the Family Medicine Faculty at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, Illinois
Job details
- Full time position, Obstetrics required
- 70 % Clinical patient care in both in and outpatient setting
- 30 % Teaching/administrative
- EPIC EMR
- Spanish or Polish language skills helpful, but not required
Training and/or experience required
- Completion of Family Medicine Residency, ABIM or ABOM board certification
- 2-3 years prior experience working with residents and medical students in a teaching/academic setting (will consider Chief Residents)
About Advocate Christ Medical Center
- Tertiary Care, Level 1 Trauma Center
- Specialized Care: Advanced Cardiac/Stroke care, LVAD/Transplant programs, High Acuity cases
- Team Environment: Join a team known for camaraderie, support, wellbeing, and dedicated service
- Physician Well-being Programs
- Location: Easy access to world-class Downtown Chicago
- Opportunity to engage in national Family Medicine service line integration, development, & collaboration within the newly merged Advocate Health enterprise, with focus on operational, quality, well-being, and academic initiatives, among others.
What Advocate Health offers
- Integrated nationally recognized organization
- A diverse and inclusive environment ensuring safe and equitable care for all patients
- A competitive compensation model that is sustainable, equitable, transparent, compliant, and rewarding
- Comprehensive benefits package that includes health, dental, vision and life insurance, CME allowance, 401K and a deferred compensation plan, and paid medical liability insurance
- Relocation assistance up to $12,000
- Paid Time Off
- Adoption assistance and surrogacy assistance
- Education Assistance Program
- Pre-tax accounts for dependent care, health care and commuter benefit
- Leave-of-absence programs including: FMLA, Military Leave, Parental Leave, Personal Leave, VESSA Leave
About Oak Lawn, Illinois
Oak Lawn, an attractive Village of nearly 56,000 residents and over 1,800 diverse businesses, has distinguished itself among Chicago’s leading southwest suburbs. Nestled in the center of Cook County, a distinctive “home town” essence flows through Oak Lawn; an unmatched quality evidenced through the community’s affable neighborhoods, dynamic business districts, well- maintained recreational areas and cultural vivacity.
The resources accessed within Oak Lawn are truly second-to-none. Exceptional educational opportunities are profound, as residents have a choice among a number of public and private school options and several higher education and continuing education institutions. Compassionate and quality healthcare is readily available through various established practices, along with the presence of Advocate Christ Medical Center and Advocate Children’s Hospital.
About Advocate Health
Advocate Health is the third largest nonprofit health care system in the United States. We are a national leader in clinical innovation, health outcomes, consumer experience and value-based care. Advocate Health has a combined footprint across six states – Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Wisconsin. In Illinois and Wisconsin, we serve nearly 3 million patients annually across more than 500 sites of care in 27 hospitals. We are a leading employer in the Midwest with a diverse team of over 77,000, including 4,100+ employed physicians and more than 2,000 Advanced Practice Clinicians in our clinician-led medical group.
We are committed to diversity and inclusion every single day and in everything we do. By cultivating an atmosphere of acceptance and compassion, we create a welcoming environment where our patients can heal, our teammates can thrive, and our business can grow. As a teammate, working in a diverse setting allows you the chance to grow in ways that will broaden your perspective to deliver the best possible patient care.
