Internal Medicine Physician
arc healthPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Why This Opportunity Hits Different Looking for more than just another assignment? This is your chance to practice meaningful, community-centered medicine while serving the Navajo Nation in a culturally rich and breathtaking setting. If you're passionate about impact, autonomy, and purpose this role delivers.
What You ll DoProvide comprehensive internal medicine care for adult and geriatric patients
Diagnose and manage acute, chronic, and complex conditions
Perform physical exams and coordinate specialty care
Collaborate with a highly skilled care team
Engage in quality improvement and patient safety initiatives
Patient Volume: /day
Schedule:
Monday Friday 8:00 AM 5:00 PM
What You BringBoard-Certified or Board-Eligible in Internal Medicine
Completed U.S. residency program
Active, unrestricted medical license (any state)
DEA (Schedules I V)
Passion for rural, Tribal, and underserved healthcare
New grads welcome (board-eligible)
Perks & Benefits:
Competitive compensation
Malpractice + tail coverage
Housing, travel, and rental car provided
Flexible assignment lengths (minimum 4 weeks)
Live & Work Somewhere Extraordinary Located near Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Chinle offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and outdoor adventure. Enjoy hiking, biking, photography, and the opportunity to immerse yourself in Navajo traditions while making a real impact in the community.
Why Arc Health? Mission-driven organization focused on health equity
Strong provider support and seamless logistics
Work that truly makes a difference
Ready to Make an Impact? If you're an Internal Medicine physician seeking purpose, flexibility, and a one-of-a-kind clinical experience this is your calling.
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