Jobs at Santa Rosa Community Health

Provides case management and care coordination for substance use disorder and medication-assisted treatment patients. Duties include assessments, treatment planning, referrals, motivational interviewing, patient engagement, documentation in electronic health records, coordination with medical and behavioral health teams, review of toxicology and hospital records, quality improvement, and community liaison activities. The role serves patients across multiple clinic and community locations, including hospitals and correctional facilities.

Supports nurses and clinic coordinators with non-clinical patient care and clinic management functions. Duties include processing refill requests, tracking mammograms and health maintenance indicators, routing labs, assisting with case management, completing authorization requests, updating patient records and resources, coordinating documentation, and communicating with patients, pharmacies, providers, and community services. The role requires medical assistant certification, CPR certification, strong organizational and communication skills, confidentiality, computer proficiency, and potentially bilingual Spanish-English fluency.

Provide clinical leadership and support to the Medical Director and clinic teams, improve clinic systems and access to care, mentor and manage clinicians, use data (Epic, OCHIN, Signal) to monitor performance and equity, participate in quality improvement and cross-site committees, and assist with recruitment and operational problem-solving.

Provide primary care in a community health center as part of a Patient-Centered Medical Home team: diagnose and treat patients, ensure continuity of care, document and follow up via EMR, participate in quality improvement and provider meetings, supervise NPs/PAs, cover after-hours and occasional evenings/Saturdays, and coordinate referrals and patient education.

Provide primary care medical services as a member of a Patient-Centered Medical Home team, including diagnosis, treatment, continuity of care, charting, lab review, referrals, supervisory oversight of NPs/PAs, quality improvement, and participation in meetings and after-hours coverage as required.

Provide primary care within a Patient-Centered Medical Home: diagnose and treat patients, ensure continuity and follow-up, document in EMR, participate in QA and provider meetings, supervise NPs/PAs, support PCMH/CQI processes, provide after-hours coverage, and travel between clinic/community sites.

The Staff Physician provides comprehensive medical services in a community health center, ensuring quality care and patient engagement while supervising nurse practitioners and physician assistants.

The Staff Physician provides medical services, creates patient relationships, ensures care quality, supervises Nurse Practitioners, and oversees medical protocols under the Medical Director's direction.

The Pediatrician provides medical services, maintains patient relationships, ensures quality care, supervises nurse practitioners, and participates in team activities.

The Pediatrician provides medical services, oversees patient care, participates in team meetings, and supports quality and patient-centered care within the clinic.

Provides professional medical services as a member of the Patient Centered Medical Home Team, focusing on patient care and quality assurance.

The Staff Physician provides comprehensive medical care, supervises healthcare staff, and ensures quality patient care in a community health center.

Provide comprehensive geriatric primary care within a Patient Centered Medical Home, including diagnosis/treatment, continuity of care, charting, lab/referral follow-up, supervision of NPs/PAs, QA/chart review, participation in meetings, and adherence to PCMH, quality, and compliance standards.

The Staff Physician will provide comprehensive primary care and obstetrical services, manage a prenatal panel, and oversee Family Medicine Residents, while supporting organizational initiatives and quality care standards in a busy clinic setting.

The IDD Provider delivers primary care to patients with neurodevelopmental disabilities, ensuring comprehensive care and collaboration with other professionals. He or she participates in quality assurance and actively supports patient-centered services.