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Skills
Acute Careunmatched
Coachingunmatched
Compensation and Benefitsunmatched
Disease Prevention and Controlunmatched
Documentationunmatched
Electronic Medical Recordsunmatched
Embedded Systemsunmatched
Family Medicineunmatched
Healthcareunmatched
Healthcare Qualityunmatched
Internal Medicineunmatched
Leadershipunmatched
Medical Codingunmatched
Medicareunmatched
Negative Testingunmatched
Pharmacyunmatched
Primary Careunmatched
Quality Managementunmatched
Recreationunmatched
United States Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)unmatched
Description
Job Description Summary
If you became a family medicine physician to build real relationships and actually practice medicine — not to sprint through 25 patients before noon — this is what you've been waiting for.
How will you make an impact & Requirements
What your day actually looks like
See 10–15 patients with appointments ranging from 20 to 60 minutes — time to actually listen, think, and treat.
Work alongside a dedicated Whole Health Coach embedded in your care center, addressing behavioral, lifestyle, and psychosocial factors in-house.
Onsite lab and pharmacy — no referral friction, no waiting on outside results to make a clinical decision.
Measured on outcomes and population health — not procedure volume or RVUs.
Provide prevention, chronic care, acute care, and disease management within a true medical home model.
Participate in clinical leadership: quality improvement, care model development, and peer community.
“Having the support to really focus on preventive care is one of the main reasons I love working at Vera. We’re the first place people go when they need care, so we have an amazing opportunity to make a big impact on their health.”
— Jackie Riddick, MD, Lead Physician, Vera Whole Health
Compensation & benefits
$243,074–$364,611 base salary — top quartile for Family Medicine nationally