Pediatrician

Primary Accountability

The Pediatrician is responsible for the provision of primary care medical
services in a Patient Centered Health Home context, with a focus on access to
care.

Description of Primary Responsibilities

1. Responsible for the direct provision of primary care medical services,
meeting all established productivity expectations.
1. Will provide examination and will review appropriate laboratory,
referral, and imaging results to determine a diagnosis.
2. Expected to document visits accurately utilizing appropriate templates,
and record relevant data to attain a diagnosis.
3. Accountable for attaining budgeted visits. 
4. Responsible for meeting clinical care measures.
5. Accountable for locking records in the 72-hour window. 
2. Responsible for Pediatrics professional focus and goals.
1. Provide comprehensive, continuous and coordinated care with focus on the
physical, emotional, and social health of infants, children, adolescents,
and young adults from birth to age 21.
2. Comprehensive health care, including treatment of acute and chronic
illness, and health promotion and maintenance.
3. Health supervision (health promotion and disease prevention activities to
enable each child to reach full potential).
1. Anticipatory guidance (advice and education for patients and parents
regarding appropriate preparation for predictable developmental
challenges).
2. Monitoring physical and psycho social growth and development with
age-appropriate screening.
4. Advocate access to care and a medical home for all children, with focus
of structured evaluation, early intervention, and health promotion 
3. Accountable for providing excellent customer service and care. 
1. Consistently behaves with courtesy when interacting with patients/ family
members, support staff, and Network staff.
2. Provider remains aware of wait time during the daily workflow.
3. Responsible for providing the patient with educational materials and
resources appropriate to the patient’s health literacy needs.
4. Accountable for patient status as measured by relevant clinical quality
measures.
1. Promotes and participates in daily huddles. 
2. Incorporates the participation of ancillary health team members in
managing the care of patients/families.
3. Responsible for setting and monitoring self- management plans.
4. Responsible for assisting in the assurance of clinical procedures and the
maintenance of up-to-date clinical protocols.
5. Completes chart and peer review responsibility in a timely manner.
5. Assists the patient care team with performance improvement efforts, staff
education, and FHCN promotion.
1. Responsible for assisting the patient care team with performance
evaluations and quality improvement.
2. Responsible for assisting in the preceptorship of mid-level
practitioners.
3. Where relevant participate in rotation of medical, physician assistant
students, and dental residents.
4. Participates in Network Health Fairs & other community events. 
5. Participates in site & provider meetings in a meaningful way.
6. Meets Network and credentialing expectations for licensure and employment.
7. Responsible for adhering to the Attendance and Absenteeism Policy,
recognizing that regular attendance is considered an essential function of
all FHCN positions.  Absenteeism is not being at work or failing to attend a
paid workshop, training, or event unless the absence is protected by law. 
8. Ability to present to and work at any FHCN location, both at the beginning
of a shift or during a shift, based on business need.
9. Performs other duties as assigned.

Description of Primary Attributes

Professional & Technical Knowledge

Effective June 1, 2026, all individuals hired into the role must

1. Possesses specific advanced knowledge and skills, including written and
verbal communication skills, computational, computer, and technical skills,
and mathematical knowledge, frequently acquired through one of the
following:
1. Completion of a Doctoral-level Degree program with a recognized major and
a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5; or
2. Successful attainment and maintenance of a valid, active professional
license required for the role, issued by the appropriate governing or
regulatory body.   
2. Performance of the duties and responsibilities of the job requires the
equivalent of extensive formal training in Pediatrics, including an
understanding of the application of the theory and practices of the
profession to the operations of the organization, usually in the form of a
Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree.
3. Have a minimum credit score of 650.

Technical Skills

1. Ability to create highly complex documents in Microsoft Word, including
linking multiple files and embedding objects linked to other documents. 
2. Ability to use advanced functions of Microsoft Excel, such as to create and
manage databases, including creating standardized reports, or link multiple
worksheets and workbooks.
3. Ability to develop sophisticated presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint,
including the use of embedded objects, transitions, and other elements.

Licenses & Certifications: Licensed in the state of California as a
Pediatrician. Board eligibility or certification in Pediatrics may be required
or desired in certain positions. 

Communications Skills

1. Requires the employee to effectively communicate their professional opinions
and extrapolations of information they collect and synthesize/analyze.
2. Employees must determine appropriate methods of communicating information
through the use of tables, graphs, charts, and other visual forms. 
3. Duties require the preparation and execution of presentations to large
groups.

Physical Demands: The physical demands here in this job description are
representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform
the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made
to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

While performing the duties of this position, the employee is regularly required
to sit and use repetitive hand movement to type and grasp. The employee is
frequently required to stand or walk; and the employee must occasionally lift
and/or move up to 20 pounds.

$245,932.78 - $393,492.44 + PLUS SIGNIFICANT ADDITIONAL ANNUAL EARNING

POTENTIAL through outpatient and inpatient productivity, as applicable and quality pay, generous retention payments, shift differential pay, and extra shift pay.  Sign-on bonus/relocation assistance, annual CME days and reimbursement also available.  Generous health and wellness benefits and retirement packages also offered.