PRACTICE PHYSICIANS for Occupational Medicine Center

TriHealth, a partnership of two of Cincinnati, Ohio's finest health care organizations, Bethesda North and Good Samaritan Hospitals, is seeking part-time and optional Practice Physicians to serve in our TriHealth Corporate Health Occupational Medicine Centers.
The Bethesda Care and the Good Samaritan Hospital’s Occupational Medicine Centers deliver comprehensive employer health services designed to keep employees healthy, safe and on the job. Our prevention, treatment and rehabilitation services, combined with our health and productivity programs, provide everything an employer needs to prevent injuries, manage lost time and reduce medical costs and workers’ compensation premiums.We offer excellent geographic coverage throughout Hamilton, Clermont and Warren counties in Ohio. Under the direction of Dr. Douglas H. Linz, MD, MS Corporate Health Medical Director our Occupational Medicine Centers continue to set the industry standard for quality care, customer satisfaction and service times. We are currently seeking physicians trained in Occupational Health, Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine or Urgent Care to work at our centers. The position requirements include:*Current Ohio license.
*Current DEA certificate.
*Post graduate training in one or more medical specialties with board certification or an acceptable clinical disciplinary.
*Effective communication skills with a variety of constituencies.
TriHealth, recently named for the second year in a row to Working Mother Magazine’s 100 Best Companies for Working Mothers, is committed to Caring for People First and is widely recognized as a value-centered employer committed to service excellence.
For more information visit www.trihealth.com where you can apply on line or send or fax your resume to:
TriHealth Human Resources375 Dixmyth AvenueCincinnati, Ohio 45220513-872-3672 (fax)
TriHealth is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce.
REQUIREMENTS
Positions require license to practice in Ohio and current DEA with ability to prescribe medicine. A minimum two years post-graduate training in Occupational Medicine, Family Practice, Internal Medicine or Emergency Medicine is required.