Physician / Family Practice / Illinois / Permanent / Family Medicine Medical Director - LGBTQ Health - Chicago, Illinois Job

Largest Midwest LGBTQ health provider Culturally competent with trans & gender non-confirming and historically disenfranchised patient population Looking for collaborative individuals who are authentic and enthusiastic about providing, and finding ways to expand care to patients Full-time Site Medical Director position Requires Board Certification; Minimum three years of clinical experience and supervisory background Provides both clinical leadership and direct patient care40-hour work week (3 clinic days, 2 administrative days) In clinic, 40 minutes for new patients, 20 minutes for follow ups Designated medical assistant per provider Shared phone call: 3-4 weeks per year Oversees physicians, advanced practice providers, and clinical staff at assigned site Ensures quality and efficiency of patient care services Participates in goal setting, performance review, and quality improvement activities Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams for coordinated care Participates in staff development and mentorship Represents the clinic at meetings and community events as needed Uses EPIC EMRTotal compensation that takes into account the size of the clinic; number of direct reports; and their qualifications, years of experience, leadership experience and language skills:$229,000-$290,000 Occurrence based malpractice provided (tail included)3-weeks paid vacation and 1-week of personal time12 accrued sick days per year9 paid holidays40 hours per year for Continuing Medical Education (CME) Unused PTO can be converted to liquid assets Employer-sponsored health, dental, vision insurance with two BCBS PPO plans and a BCBS HMO plan?401k program with up to 5% employer match after 90 days Employer-paid basic life insurance of $100KPre-tax commuter and parking benefit account Flexible Spending Accounts for healthcare and dependent care Tuition Reimbursement and Student Loan Forgiveness Programs; NHSC & PSLFLocated in Rogers Park, north side of Chicago, about 10 miles from downtown Chicago. Accessible by public transit (CTA Red Line, buses) Diverse, affordable neighborhood with active arts and LGBTQ+ communities Close to Lake Michigan and parks