Primary Care Physician

Patients stay healthier when a physician owns the relationship, not just the visit. You will be the clinical anchor for a panel of adults and families—preventing disease, managing chronic illness, and making the next right step clear. Your judgment will show up in outcomes patients feel and in results the practice can measure.

Performance Objectives

• Build and retain a full panel by delivering continuity that earns trust and return visits.
• Close care gaps so eligible patients complete evidence-based screenings, immunizations, and chronic-disease monitoring on schedule.
• Move hypertension, diabetes, and other common conditions toward guideline targets, with documented improvement among uncontrolled patients.
• Resolve most acute and same-day needs in the medical home, reducing avoidable emergency and specialist use.
• Lead nursing, medical assistants, and care coordination so visits, refills, and results do not stall.
• Complete clear same-day documentation that supports safe handoffs, accurate coding, and quality reporting.
• Set plans patients can follow, including behavioral health and social needs that change clinical results.

Environment & Resources

You will practice in outpatient primary care with a dedicated care team, an electronic health record, and support for labs, referrals, and coordination. Quality dashboards, clinical protocols, and protected time for panel work are part of the role. You report to the medical director and work with specialists as partners, not as a solo practitioner.

Essential Qualifications

• MD or DO, board-certified or board-eligible in family medicine or internal medicine.
• Active, unrestricted medical license and DEA registration, or the ability to obtain both before start.
• Proven management of a primary care panel, including prevention and chronic disease.
• Ability to lead a team-based clinic and finish same-day documentation in an EHR.
• Clear communication with patients across ages, cultures, and levels of health literacy.

Role Selling Points

• Success is defined by relationships and measurable outcomes, not visit volume alone.
• Team support keeps physician time on decisions that require a physician.
• Quality data is built to be acted on, not only reported.
• Continuity is treated as a clinical standard.
• Room to shape clinic workflow as the panel and team mature.

Call to Action

If you want your work judged by healthier patients and a practice that runs with you, apply and note the panel outcomes you are proudest of.