FW: Desperately Seeking Help

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J. Weber

407 Stonewall Street

Memphis, TN

38112

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From: Weber

Sent: Sunday, March 26, 2006 10:44

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Subject: FW: Desperately Seeking

Help

Hello list

and especially L. Gordon. I have been following the list-serve without

participating for several years and still remember the epiphany I had while

attending Dr. ’s lecture at AAFP convention. I am a solo

physician. My wife does the billing and practice management and we share

an administrative assistant. My practice is both fulfilling and exciting

and I am looking for a partner who shares my professional interests.

Below is a copy of the advertisement I have sent to the American Academy

of Home Care Physicians. Anyone interested is absolutely invited to

contact me and apply or just come up and visit.

J.Weber, MD

Housecall Family Practice

J Weber, PC

PO

Box

820044

Memphis, TN

38182

doctor@...

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I started my 100% home

care practice in June, 2003 with one patient. I now have over 600 charts

with 300 active patients. I have not been able to accept a new patient in

over 3 months despite a daily barrage of requests. I follow my patients

in the hospital and have full ICU and CCU privileges. I am board

certified in Palliative Medicine and Family Practice and perform many necessary

procedures myself in the home or hospital. I am the Medical Director of

one of the local hospices with an excellent reputation and a census of

70. Our practice also has a contract to make home visits and serve as the

attending physician for a small group of severely developmentally delayed individuals

who have been transitioned out of institutional care and now live in the

community. This is a fascinating program which has been tremendously

successful and is very rewarding on all levels. Our practice is

completely paperless and we have an excellent electronic medical record

system. Our collection rate is 94%.

I am looking for a

Family Physician or motivated IM physician, board certified, with an interest

in Palliative Medicine and love of Geriatrics. The candidate should be

fired-up about practicing medicine and wake up each day loving her/his job as I

do. The candidate must be able to adapt to the constantly changing

environment of this type of practice and be willing to explore new ideas and

concepts. The candidate should be very computer literate, knowledgeable

of home care practices, able to work well in group meetings as she/he would

become a co-medical director of the hospice. The candidate must be able

to manage complex patients in the hospital.

This practice is also

ideally suited for an experience Advanced Practice Nurse. As noted

above, the candidate must have a strong interest in Palliative Care and have or

be committed to obtaining certification in palliative care. APNs who may

be interested in this position should read the attached monograph and see if

this is something they would be interested in. The APN candidate should

also be computer literate, knowledgeable of home care practices, able to work

well in group meetings and willing to round in the hospital with the physician.

As a rural FP for many

years, I have delivered 1000 babies, performed 300 c-sections, taught the AAFP

course on lower endoscopy, was a vasectomy consultant for Planned Parenthood,

and more. Memphis

is on the verge of tremendous growth both in the Palliative and Home Care

arenas. Future possibilities include academic appointments, community and

media involvement, lecturing, and expansion to include office based treatment

of patients.

Anyone interested

should e-mail a resume to the address below. Alternatively, I would love

to have anyone interested in seeing how my practice runs come to Memphis for a

ride-along. Unfortunately, I am unable to answer practice related

questions over the phone unless you are seriously considering applying for this

position.

J.Weber, MD

Housecall Family Practice

J Weber, PC

PO Box

820044

Memphis,

TN 38182

doctor@...

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J. Weber

407 Stonewall Street

Memphis, TN

38112

dweber@...

From: Weber

Sent: Sunday, March 26, 2006 10:44

AM

To:

Subject: FW: Desperately Seeking

Help

Hello list

and especially L. Gordon. I have been following the list-serve without

participating for several years and still remember the epiphany I had while

attending Dr. ’s lecture at AAFP convention. I am a solo

physician. My wife does the billing and practice management and we share

an administrative assistant. My practice is both fulfilling and exciting

and I am looking for a partner who shares my professional interests.

Below is a copy of the advertisement I have sent to the American Academy

of Home Care Physicians. Anyone interested is absolutely invited to

contact me and apply or just come up and visit.

J.Weber, MD

Housecall Family Practice

J Weber, PC

PO

Box

820044

Memphis, TN

38182

doctor@...

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who have been specifically authorized to receive such information.

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intended recipient, is strictly prohibited. The information herein may

also be protected by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 USC Sections

2510-2521. If you have received this e-mail message in error, please

notify the sender immediately by replying to this e-mail or by calling

(901)2786963 and delete this e-mail from your system.

>

I started my 100% home

care practice in June, 2003 with one patient. I now have over 600 charts

with 300 active patients. I have not been able to accept a new patient in

over 3 months despite a daily barrage of requests. I follow my patients

in the hospital and have full ICU and CCU privileges. I am board

certified in Palliative Medicine and Family Practice and perform many necessary

procedures myself in the home or hospital. I am the Medical Director of

one of the local hospices with an excellent reputation and a census of

70. Our practice also has a contract to make home visits and serve as the

attending physician for a small group of severely developmentally delayed individuals

who have been transitioned out of institutional care and now live in the

community. This is a fascinating program which has been tremendously

successful and is very rewarding on all levels. Our practice is

completely paperless and we have an excellent electronic medical record

system. Our collection rate is 94%.

I am looking for a

Family Physician or motivated IM physician, board certified, with an interest

in Palliative Medicine and love of Geriatrics. The candidate should be

fired-up about practicing medicine and wake up each day loving her/his job as I

do. The candidate must be able to adapt to the constantly changing

environment of this type of practice and be willing to explore new ideas and

concepts. The candidate should be very computer literate, knowledgeable

of home care practices, able to work well in group meetings as she/he would

become a co-medical director of the hospice. The candidate must be able

to manage complex patients in the hospital.

This practice is also

ideally suited for an experience Advanced Practice Nurse. As noted

above, the candidate must have a strong interest in Palliative Care and have or

be committed to obtaining certification in palliative care. APNs who may

be interested in this position should read the attached monograph and see if

this is something they would be interested in. The APN candidate should

also be computer literate, knowledgeable of home care practices, able to work

well in group meetings and willing to round in the hospital with the physician.

As a rural FP for many

years, I have delivered 1000 babies, performed 300 c-sections, taught the AAFP

course on lower endoscopy, was a vasectomy consultant for Planned Parenthood,

and more. Memphis

is on the verge of tremendous growth both in the Palliative and Home Care

arenas. Future possibilities include academic appointments, community and

media involvement, lecturing, and expansion to include office based treatment

of patients.

Anyone interested

should e-mail a resume to the address below. Alternatively, I would love

to have anyone interested in seeing how my practice runs come to Memphis for a

ride-along. Unfortunately, I am unable to answer practice related

questions over the phone unless you are seriously considering applying for this

position.

J.Weber, MD

Housecall Family Practice

J Weber, PC

PO Box

820044

Memphis,

TN 38182

doctor@...

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in this e-mail message, including any files attached to it, may contain

confidential or other privileged material and is intended only for the use of

the individual identified above and others who have been specifically

authorized to receive such information. Review, dissemination, or

distribution of this e-mail, other than by the intended recipient, is strictly

prohibited. The information herein may also be protected by the

Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 USC Sections 2510-2521. If you

have received this e-mail message in error, please notify the sender

immediately by replying to this e-mail or by calling (901)2786963 and delete

this e-mail from your system.

>

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To: " L Gordon "

Subject: FW: Desperately Seeking Help

Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 23:16:50 -0600

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Hi Gordon. Could you post this for me

on your listserve? I still read the list from time to time but I

cannot figure out how to get it posted. Hope you are well and

happy,

Much thanks,

J.Weber,

MD

Housecall Family Practice

J

Weber, PC

PO Box

820044

Memphis,

TN 38182

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files attached to it, may contain confidential or other privileged

material and is intended only for the use of the individual identified

above and others who have been specifically authorized to receive such

information. Review, dissemination, or distribution of this e-mail,

other than by the intended recipient, is strictly prohibited. The

information herein may also be protected by the Electronic Communications

Privacy Act, 18 USC Sections 2510-2521. If you have received this

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From: Weber

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Sent: Sunday, March 26, 2006 10:32 AM

To: 'Discussion List for Home Care Physicians'

Subject: Desperately Seeking Help

I started my 100%

home care practice in June, 2003 with one patient. I now have over

600 charts with 300 active patients. I have not been able to accept

a new patient in over 3 months despite a daily barrage of requests.

I follow my patients in the hospital and have full ICU and CCU

privileges. I am board certified in Palliative Medicine and Family

Practice and perform many necessary procedures myself in the home or

hospital. I am the Medical Director of one of the local hospices

with an excellent reputation and a census of 70. Our practice also

has a contract to make home visits and serve as the attending physician

for a small group of severely developmentally delayed individuals who

have been transitioned out of institutional care and now live in the

community. This is a fascinating program which has been

tremendously successful and is very rewarding on all levels. Our

practice is completely paperless and we have an excellent electronic

medical record system. Our collection rate is 94%.

I am looking for a Family Physician or motivated IM physician, board

certified, with an interest in Palliative Medicine and love of

Geriatrics. The candidate should be fired-up about practicing

medicine and wake up each day loving her/his job as I do. The

candidate must be able to adapt to the constantly changing environment of

this type of practice and be willing to explore new ideas and

concepts. The candidate should be very computer literate,

knowledgeable of home care practices, able to work well in group meetings

as she/he would become a co-medical director of the hospice. The

candidate must be able to manage complex patients in the hospital.

This practice is also ideally suited for an experience Advanced Practice

Nurse. As noted above, the candidate must have a strong

interest in Palliative Care and have or be committed to obtaining

certification in palliative care. APNs who may be interested in

this position should read the attached monograph and see if this is

something they would be interested in. The APN candidate should

also be computer literate, knowledgeable of home care practices, able to

work well in group meetings and willing to round in the hospital with the

physician.

As a rural FP for many years, I have delivered 1000 babies, performed 300

c-sections, taught the AAFP course on lower endoscopy, was a vasectomy

consultant for Planned Parenthood, and more. Memphis is on the

verge of tremendous growth both in the Palliative and Home Care

arenas. Future possibilities include academic appointments,

community and media involvement, lecturing, and expansion to include

office based treatment of patients.

Anyone interested should e-mail a resume to the address below.

Alternatively, I would love to have anyone interested in seeing how my

practice runs come to Memphis for a ride-along. Unfortunately, I am

unable to answer practice related questions over the phone unless you are

seriously considering applying for this position.

J.Weber, MD

Housecall Family Practice

J Weber, PC

PO Box 820044

Memphis, TN 38182

doctor@...

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE

> The information contained in this e-mail message, including any

files attached to it, may contain confidential or other privileged

material and is intended only for the use of the individual identified

above and others who have been specifically authorized to receive such

information. Review, dissemination, or distribution of this e-mail,

other than by the intended recipient, is strictly prohibited. The

information herein may also be protected by the Electronic Communications

Privacy Act, 18 USC Sections 2510-2521. If you have received this

e-mail message in error, please notify the sender immediately by replying

to this e-mail or by calling (901)2786963 and delete this e-mail from

your system.

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