Physician Family Practice-Without OB - Competitive Salary

Job Description

Family Medicine Physician \n
\nKalamazoo, Michigan\n
Primary care the way you trained for it. Your panel, your pace, and the time to know your patients. \n
YOUR PRACTICE \n

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• Autonomy over every visit. At about half the volume of a standard clinic, you set each visit by what the medicine needs, not a metric, and no one is waiting to turn the room.
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• Medicine without the paperwork. Free of insurance billing and prior authorizations, so your focus stays on patients.
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• Diagnose and treat in one visit. An onsite lab and dispensary put results and medications right in the room.
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• Two medical assistants at your side, so you work at the top of your license while they carry the workflow.
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• Continuity that compounds. You follow the same patients and catch what a single visit would miss.
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• Full family medicine variety, mostly adults with the occasional child, so your whole skill set stays sharp.
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• Strong pay without the grind.
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• A day that ends on time. Monday through Friday, forty hours, done at noon on Friday.
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• Fully supported from day one, so you build relationships and outcomes while the team handles the rest.
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• Your clinic to shape. You set how this early center runs and grow into clinical leadership as it expands.
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• The security of a national group with the feel of your own practice.
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• The Kalamazoo Promise pays college tuition for local public school graduates, a real head start for your kids.
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• Housing and cost of living sit well below the coastal metros, so your compensation stretches further.
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• Lake Michigan beaches and dune towns like South Haven and Saugatuck sit about an hour west.
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• Chicago and Detroit are each roughly two and a half hours away, with Amtrak running straight to Chicago.
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• A true college town anchored by Western Michigan University and Kalamazoo College, a lively arts scene, and Bell’s Brewery at its heart.
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• Four full seasons of outdoor living, from river paddling and rail trails to nearby wine country.
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• MD or DO with family medicine training
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• Board certification or eligibility
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• At least two years in practice
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• A Michigan medical license, or the eligibility to earn one
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• The drive to help build something, reliable, collaborative, and glad to make a good thing better
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• A single confidential conversation, quick and on your terms. If the fit is right, you have found the rare primary care seat that gives your day and your life back.
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