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Primary Care Physician

Posted 43 days ago

joseph michaels internationalCharlotte (NC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$200 K per year

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About the role

Primary Care PhysicianCompensation: Starts at $200K per year will increase to $350K per year with a full patient panel Job Type: Monday–Friday, outpatient only, limited call, 200 patient-facing days per year A well-established, physician-led concierge medical group is currently seeking a Family Medicine or Internal Medicine physician to join its growing team in Charlotte, NC.
Key Responsibilities: Provide high-quality, relationship-based primary care in an outpatient settingSee 8–10 patients per dayOversee care with a dedicated support teamShare equal call responsibilityCollaborate with a multidisciplinary team including referral coordinators, nutritionists, mental health specialists, integrative medicine providers, and exercise physiology expertsEnsure accurate documentationFoster long-term patient relationships by incorporating prevention, wellness, and patient education into every visitBenefits: Competitive compensation package with increases at full panelGenerous CME allowance and professional development supportMalpractice coverageHealth, dental, vision, life, and supplemental insurance options 401(k) with 4% matchHSARelocation assistance negotiableFull administrative and clinical support, allowing physicians to focus on patient careCourtesy hospital privileges (no inpatient care required) Collaborative, team-oriented environment with opportunities for growth and leadershipQualifications: Graduate of an accredited stateside U.S. medical school (MD or DO) Board Certified in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine (non-specialized).Active and unrestricted NC medical license.3 to 20 years of dedicated primary care experience is required. A compassionate, relationship-driven approach to medicine with an interest in preventative health and wellnessType: direct hire

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