Provide post-acute and senior care for patients in assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, memory care, and group home settings. The work includes a broad range of medical issues common in older adults, with the chance to manage varied pathology across multiple care environments. Clinicians work with advanced practice providers and can shape their schedule, call coverage, and overall practice model.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide longitudinal medical care for older adults in post-acute and senior living settings.
- Conduct visits across assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, memory care, and group home facilities.
- Manage a broad mix of medical conditions and pathology seen in geriatrics and post-acute care.
- Coordinate care with advanced practice providers and other members of the clinical team.
- Use supervisory skills to support and guide collaborating clinicians.
- Participate in scheduled call coverage and help cover additional call as needed or desired.
- Contribute to an efficient, quality-focused practice model.
Required
- Board eligible or board certified in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine.
- Ability to supervise and work collaboratively with advanced practice providers.
Preferred
- Geriatric fellowship training.
- Medicine subspecialty interests.
Benefits & Perks
- Full-time or part-time scheduling available.
- Flexible call scheduling, with the ability to trade, pick up, or cover additional call.
- Target salary of $275,000+.
- Uncapped wRVU-based earning potential.
- Opportunity to build an autonomous practice within a large statewide network.
- Work with a large team of physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants.