Family Medicine Physician (Oak Brook Promenade)
Posted Oct 2, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Tell me about a time you caught something serious in a routine visit.
What they are checking: Clinical vigilance and whether they slow down when something does not fit the expected picture.
One Medical emphasizes an enjoyable patient experience. What does that look like in a fifteen or thirty minute visit for you?
What they are checking: Whether they can be warm and efficient at once without sacrificing clinical thoroughness.
What would you do
As a per diem physician you see patients who are not on your panel. How do you get up to speed on a stranger's history in a short visit?
What they are checking: Efficient chart review and safe care when you lack an ongoing relationship with the patient.
How do you hand off follow-up for a patient you will not see again to their primary care provider?
What they are checking: Closing the loop in a casual, non-panel role so results and plans do not fall through the cracks.
You work 8 to 16 hours a week across one or more Chicago clinics. How do you stay current and connected to the clinical team with that schedule?
What they are checking: Commitment to quality and teamwork in a part-time, rotating role.
A patient is upset that their lab results took a long time to come back and blames you. How do you respond?
What they are checking: De-escalation and service recovery while staying honest about what you can control.
About the work
A patient with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes comes in for an unrelated acute visit. How do you handle the chronic issue without overrunning the appointment?
What they are checking: Balancing the reason for visit against important chronic care gaps in a time-limited primary care slot.
Walk me through your approach to a patient with acute low back pain who is asking for imaging and opioids.
What they are checking: Evidence-based practice and the ability to decline low-value care while keeping patient trust.
How would you manage a patient presenting with symptoms of depression during a well visit?
What they are checking: Comfort with mental health screening and referral, which the posting lists as a core program area.
How do you use on-site labs and point-of-care testing to make decisions within the same visit?
What they are checking: Practical use of in-office diagnostics to resolve acute problems efficiently.
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