The physician provides comprehensive primary medical care for a dedicated panel of pediatric patients, including diagnosis, treatment, and preventive health management. They also supervise clinical staff and residents while participating in multidisciplinary team meetings and quality improvement programs. Candidates must hold an MD or DO degree and have successfully completed a pediatric residency program. Board certification or eligibility in pediatric medicine and a valid DEA certificate are required.
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