We are located in Southern Maryland on the Chesapeake Bay. Calvert County is close to Washington, Baltimore, and Annapolis. The public schools are ranked among the best in the country, making this family-centered area a great place to raise children.
Calvert Internal Medicine Group is a provider-owned multi-specialty group practice employing Internal Medicine Primary MD’s, Internal Medicine Subspecialty MD’s, NP’s, and PA’s. Every Practitioner is Board Certified/Board Eligible. All 3 of our offices are located in Calvert County. We are a Patient Centered Medical Home, NCQA-PCMH Level III recognized, and participate in Meaningful Use with a fully integrated EMR. CIMG providers boast a 95% patient satisfaction rating. If you are looking to practice comprehensive, patient-centered care in a collaborative environment within a vibrant community, Calvert Internal Medicine Group (CIMG) is the place for you!
The Clinical Care Coordinator works closely with the RN Care Manager and Population Health team to coordinate patient care, identify patients who may benefit from care management, conduct patient outreach, address gaps in care, and connect patients with appropriate healthcare and community resources. Click the button below to view the full listing.
Calvert Internal Medicine Group is seeking a full time Certified Medical Assistant. Must have experience in performing vitals, venipunctures, and injections. Superior organizational and communication skills essential. MEDENT experience preferred but not required. Candidate must be able to travel to multiple offices. If interested, click the button below to see the full listing.
The Echo Technician performs two-dimensional (2-D) and three-dimensional (3-D) echocardiographic examinations using high-frequency sound waves to produce real-time images of the heart. This position obtains quality diagnostic images, prepares patients for procedures, maintains accurate documentation, and supports providers in evaluating cardiac function.
We are seeking a qualified Medical Laboratory Professional for a part-time position working three weekdays per week, with rotating half-day Saturday shifts. Responsibilities include processing specimens, performing routine and STAT laboratory testing, maintaining quality control and regulatory compliance, managing laboratory supplies, and promptly communicating critical results to healthcare providers. The ideal candidate will hold an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Medical Laboratory Science or a related field, along with ASCP, AMT, or equivalent certification. A minimum of two years of clinical laboratory experience is preferred. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, effective communication, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a healthcare team are essential.