Internist or Family Physician-Adult Health Services - Westchester Institute for Human Development (WIHD) UCEDD

Job Title:  Internist or Family Physician-Westchester Institute for Human Development Adult Health Services

Department                           Adult Health Services at WIHD UCEDD
Full/Part Time                       full/part time
Regular/Temporary              Regular
Anticipated Start Date        August 2016

Position Description.  This is a unique full/part time opportunity for an Internist or Family Physician at the Westchester Institute for Human Development's (WIHD) outpatient Adult Health Services program for adults and transition-aged youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). The successful candidate will closely collaborate with health care providers in 17 medical specialties to provide comprehensive, coordinated, compassionate care. In addition, he or she will have opportunities to supervise and train medical students, residents and fellows from New York Medical College, as well as to participate in clinical research. The successful candidate will be the primary care physician for adults with disabilities as part of an interdisciplinary medical home based approach to care.

At WIHD, located in Westchester County, NY, everything we do is guided by our vision of a future in which all people, including people with disabilities and vulnerable children, live healthy and productive lives as full members of society. WIHD is a federally-designated University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) (www.wihd.org) and is a leader in addressing major social and health issues affecting people with disabilities and vulnerable children. As one of only 67 UCEDDs, WIHD creates better futures for these individuals through the creation and dissemination of innovative research, professional leadership education and best practices trainings. WIHD provides nearly 50 programs and services to families and professionals throughout Westchester County and the Lower Hudson Valley.

Qualifications.  Minimum qualifications are: Board certified in Internal Medicine or in Family Medicine; licensed to practice medicine in the state of New York; and a strong interest in improving health outcomes for people with disabilities. Well-qualified applicants will have the following:  prior experience working with adults with disabilities; experience working in an interdisciplinary setting and in supervising residents, students, and other UCEDD trainees.

For inquiries or to apply, forward your CV and cover letter to Danielle McFadden, HR generalist at [email protected].

WIHD is an Equal Opportunity Employer and recognizes and values the benefits of a diverse workforce.