Director of Community Geriatrics - Full-Time | Lead & Transform Senior Care

Director Of Community Geriatrics

The Staff Pad is proud to partner with a reputable, innovative primary care practice focused on delivering exceptional care to older adults across office, home, and senior living settings. We are seeking an experienced, board-certified primary care physician with strong geriatric experience to join the multidisciplinary team as Director of Community Geriatrics in Boston, MA, providing clinical leadership, direct patient care, and oversight of advanced practice providers and senior living programs. Schedule: Full-Time | On-call coverage as scheduled

Why This Opportunity?

More Time to Care: Practice with the time, robust support team, and resources needed to deliver exceptional patient care

Value-Based Care Model: Be part of an organization moving beyond the traditional fee-for-service model to advance value-based, patient-centered care

Meaningful Geriatric Care: Make a difference for older adults through care delivered across office, home, and senior living settings

What You'll Do

Reporting to the President and Chief Medical Officer, you will be responsible for:

• Clinical Care Deliver comprehensive care to older adults across outpatient, home, and virtual settings
• Manage acute and chronic conditions alongside NPs and multidisciplinary care teams
• Lead annual wellness visits, preventive screenings, and geriatric assessments
• Participate in scheduled on-call coverage
• Facility Oversight Provide medical oversight for patients residing in SNFs, ALFs, and LTC facilities
• Conduct regular rounds to evaluate clinical outcomes, quality measures, and care coordination
• Serve as Medical Director for affiliated senior living facilities, supporting quality assurance, policy development, and staff education
• Supervision and Leadership Lead and mentor NPs and APPs through regular chart reviews, joint patient rounds, and ongoing support
• Partner with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate seamless transitions of care, strengthen communication across facilities and providers, and reduce hospital re-admissions
• Quality and Program Development Lead or participate in quality improvement initiatives that enhance care for older adults
• Develop and monitor performance metrics for preventive care, chronic disease management, and patient experience
• Support ACO population health initiatives through proactive gap closure and patient outreach
• Risk Adjustment and Compliance Ensure accurate and HCC and ICD-10 risk adjustment coding across clinical documentation
• Partner with compliance and data teams to monitor coding accuracy and drive improvements

What We Are Looking For Qualifications & Experience MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school. Board certification or eligibility in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine; subspecialty certification and/or extensive experience in Geriatrics strongly preferred Active medical licenses in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire (required) DEA license and controlled substance registration in Massachusetts and New Hampshire 3+ years of experience in geriatric, long-term care, or complex primary care preferred Experience supervising advanced practice providers (APPs) strongly preferred Experience with value-based care programs, including Medicare's Advanced Primary Care Management Program

Additional Skills & Attributes Strong attention to accurate coding and clinical documentation Patient-centered, proactive, and team-oriented approach Strong communication, leadership, and interdisciplinary collaboration skills

What You Can Expect Compensation and Benefits Competitive salary commensurate with experience Comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, and retirement plans Paid time off, CME allowance, and malpractice coverage Opportunity for leadership development and participation in ACO innovation programs