Primary Care Physician (Concierge Medicine)

Posted 2 days ago

kp recruiting groupNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$300 K

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About the role

PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN — CONCIERGE MEDICINE📍 Manhattan, NY💰 $300K Base + Variable Compensation | Potential OTE up to $1MI’m recruiting Board-Certified Internal Medicine or Family Medicine physicians for a premier concierge medicine practice offering a dramatically different model of primary care. If you’re tired of seeing 20+ patients a day and want the time, autonomy, and resources to truly know your patients, this could be an exceptional opportunity. Why This Role?~100-patient panel — significantly more time per patient Dedicated RN + Patient Care Administrator supporting each physician Build meaningful, long-term patient relationships Manage both chronic and acute conditions with a proactive approach Personalized care plans focused on each patient's long-term health Collaborative, physician-led environment Strong autonomy with extensive organizational support$300K base compensation + significant variable upside Potential total compensation of up to $1MFull-time, 5 days/week onsite Ideal Background Board-Certified Internal Medicine or Family Medicine Strong clinical training and patient communication skills Interested in relationship-based, high-touch primary care Concierge, direct primary care, academic medicine, or similar experience is a plus Physicians seeking greater autonomy and a more sustainable patient-care model are encouraged to apply Interested in learning more? Send me a message for a confidential conversation about the opportunity.

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