Education – Incumbent must be a graduate of an accredited college/university of medicine receiving a M. D. or D. O. specializing in pediatrics.
Experience – One (1) year of relevant experience in addition to experience gained through an accredited residency program or three (3) additional years of relevant experience without certification from an accredited residency program as stated in the educational requirements.
Licenses & Certification – Incumbent must possess current State of Oklahoma License to practice medicine, DEA License, Medicare provider agreement and BLS certification and/or be able to obtain this license prior to employment with MCNDH.
Knowledge & Skills –
- Incumbent must possess proven skills in the treatment and care of pediatric patients.
- Professional knowledge of the principles and practices of organization and management of public health care delivery programs, administration procedures; practice of the method and techniques of health care administration and evaluation.
- Knowledge of pertinent rules, standards, regulations, policies and procedures governing the health care industry.
- Ability to communicate effectively with patients, dental and medical staff, administrative staff, health care professionals and the general public both orally and in writing.
- Ability to meet and deal in recruiting professional medical care providers.
The purpose of this position is to provide pediatric healthcare to the designated population of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Department of Health in accordance with MCNDH guidelines, policies and procedures. Delivery of services are provided in accordance with IHS guidelines, JCAHO standards, State and Federal guidelines and standards and accepted standards of practice as set forth by the American Medical Association or American Osteopathic Association. Incumbent reports to the CMO. Administrative support and supervision is provided by the HSA. This is an exempt position as applicable to the provisions of the FLSA.
Work is performed in an ambulatory health care setting. There is common exposure to infectious and communicable diseases, potentially hazardous chemicals, and biohazardous materials. The work may include a certain amount of exposure to hostile and/or emotionally disturbed patients, families, and visitors. Must be aware of all risks involved and be willing to take precautions as requested and required.
Work in the ambulatory health care setting requires considerable walking between exam and treatment rooms, and long periods of moving about the work unit. Work requires regular and recurring bending, stooping, stretching, and lifting of patients or similar activities.
Satisfactory job performance will be determined by successful execution of the following:
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