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Family Medicine in Phoenix, AZ

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physempPhoenix (AZ)

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Senior

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About the role

PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN ' NORTH PHOENIXJoin a respected, primary care practice that has served the Phoenix community for over 40 years. This established group offers the stability of a long-standing practice, a collaborative team of providers, and the opportunity to build lasting relationships with a diverse patient population while practicing in a high-quality, outcomes-driven care model. Practice Highlights Employed position within a value-based care (VBC) model Four day work week Average of approximately 20'23 patients per day Established panel of commercially insured and Medicare patients Modern clinic with on-site laboratory, X-ray, DEXA, and clinical research Shared call Comprehensive benefits Experienced clinical and administrative support The physician will provide comprehensive outpatient care, including preventive medicine and the management of acute and chronic conditions, with a strong emphasis on quality outcomes and coordinated care under a value-based framework. Qualified candidates will be board-certified in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine and eligible for an unrestricted Arizona medical license. For more information, please email a copy of your CV today!

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