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David Careers

Physician / Geriatrics / North Carolina / Permanent / Concierge Medicine Program seeks Geriatric Physician in Beautiful North Carolina Job

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enterprise medical recruitingClayton (NC)
Physicians, All OtherOffices of Physicians

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Senior

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About the role

A community-based healthcare system in the Carolinas, nationally recognized as a top workplace in healthcare, is seeking a dedicated Geriatric Physician to join its growing Concierge Medicine Program near Fayetteville, North Carolina. The concierge model emphasizes quality over volume within a highly collaborative, physician-led environment, supported by a stable, not-for-profit organization known for strong provider support, clinical excellence, and commitment to the community. This Position Offers: Predictable weekday schedule Monday Thursday 85, Friday half day - No nights, weekends, or shift work Minimal call requirements Collaboration with a diverse, specialized team (geriatrics, functional medicine, obesity medicine, APP support) Base salary plus quality and membership-based incentives Opportunity to align compensation with patient satisfaction and outcomesnot volume Full benefits package including retirement plans, PSLF eligibility, malpractice with tail Community Highlights: Enjoy a charming, resort-style setting known for its scenic beauty, relaxed pace, and welcoming community feel. With easy access to outdoor recreation, renowned golf, and a vibrant local culture, it offers an exceptional quality of life without the congestion of a larger city. MP-13

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