Jill Murphey MD

• Delivered comprehensive primary care using evidence-based guidelines and Kaiser Permanente clinical protocols.
• Diagnosed and managed acute and chronic conditions through coordinated, patient-centered treatment plans.
• Ordered and interpreted diagnostic tests, imaging, and screenings to support timely clinical decisions.
• Documented encounters accurately in electronic health records, ensuring complete continuity of care.

Continued work at an Urgent care clinic once a week while doing bimonthly ER medicine in Missouri, with emphasis on sports injuries, and thing that happen in an active college town.

Hospitalist prn coverage for St. Anthony's North Hospital in the Denver metro area

Those job duties detailed with working in a certified STROKE/STEMI hospital of 38K. I continue to work 8 shifts a month for them.

Chief Medical Officer/ Emergency Physician for Central Missouri VA Hospital in a prn 7-8 shift a month role

Those expected of a wound care provider doing weekly wound evaluations at skilled care facilities

Those duties associated with providing Urgent Care and Sports Medicine at multispeciality clinic, They had some management issues after first of the year. I am currently on a PRN status with them.

• Actively listened to customers, handled concerns quickly and escalated major issues to supervisor

Work as a Nocturnist at a busy Denver Metro hospital with a average 15-18 patient load , leaving because of a decline in my father's health.

My first and current job although our business was bought by Team Health in 2015. During the buy out, I moved to the Denver area to be near my elderly father but I continue to return to my home to work 8 shifts a month in Columbia, MO. This was and is my medical home. Our group created a separate sports medicine group called Action Care of which was my baby and we also opened a successful Occupational Medicine group as part of our business model. Our ER was a busy stroke and stemi center with a large orthopedic group that we did considerable sports/traumatic injuries in an acute setting and then in Action Care- we had the pleasure to work with multiple sports teams at high school and college level working in training rooms and will extensive presence at local sporting events .