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General Summary
Provides palliative care professional consultation services for patients and mentors and models palliative care principles for clinical staff. Mentors residents, students, fellows and medical staff in palliative care and provides teaching, as needed.
WellSpan Medical Group seeks Physician, Palliative Medicine for two hospital locations in Franklin County. Will provide preventative and acute healthcare services that will improve quality of life of patients facing serious and chronic illnesses by developing treatment plans offering strategies to prevent and manage discomfort. Will prescribe and administer medications and treatment to assist in symptom management. Regular communication with patient and their family to discuss each available treatment that is relevant for their situation. Individual must be a graduate of accredited school of medicine with Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree plus completion of residency training program in Internal Medicine and completion of fellowship in Hospice and Palliative Medicine. Must be BC/BE in Internal Medicine and BC/BE in Hospice and Palliative Medicine. Must have PA medical license.
Must be BC/BE in Internal Medicine and BC/BE in Hospice and Palliative Medicine.
Must have PA medical license.
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Franklin County, named after Benjamin Franklin, was officially formed in 1784. One of its two main towns, the borough of Chambersburg, lies 13 miles north of Maryland and is known for its "green, safe environment." In the southern part of Franklin County, the borough of Waynesboro sits just two miles north of the Mason-Dixon Line and is known for its rich industrial history.
Franklin County is in the heart of South Central Pennsylvania, where you'll find mountains, lakes and a picturesque countryside coupled with theater, music, skiing, hunting, fishing and much more. We're in the heart of America's fruit orchards, so peaches, apples and lots of other local produce are available close by. The area features local wineries and breweries, along with a vibrant arts scene at the historic Capitol Theatre and Totem Pole Playhouse. Franklin County merges the best of small-town friendliness with easy access to metropolitan areas. (Patient population: 154,000)
