Sports Medicine Physician (Outpatient) - New York, NY

Job Description

Sports Medicine Physician (Outpatient) - New York, NY

Full-Time | $250,000 - $400,000 | New Graduates Welcome

A growing  outpatient private practice in  New York City is seeking a  Sports Medicine Physician to join a collaborative, patient-focused team. This is an excellent opportunity for  new graduates, fellows, or experienced physicians interested in  non-surgical sports and musculoskeletal care , with strong mentorship and long-term growth potential.

Key Responsibilities

• Evaluate and manage  acute and chronic sports-related and musculoskeletal conditions

• Perform outpatient procedures such as:

  • Joint & soft tissue injections (corticosteroid, PRP, viscosupplementation if trained)

  • Trigger point injections

• Develop individualized treatment plans in collaboration with physical therapy and care teams

• Educate patients on injury prevention, rehabilitation, and safe return-to-activity

• Maintain accurate documentation using EMR

• Collaborate with referring providers and allied health professionals

• Optional coverage of local athletic events (if interested)

Qualifications

• MD or DO from an accredited medical school

• Board Certified / Board Eligible in:

  • Sports Medicine (Primary Care Sports Medicine preferred),  or

  • Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or PM&R with Sports Medicine training

• Eligible for or active  New York State medical license

• DEA license (or ability to obtain)

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Interest in outpatient, non-surgical sports medicine

• New graduates welcome

Compensation & Benefits

• Salary: $250,000 - $400,000

• Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance  may be available

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance

• Paid time off and paid holidays

• CME support and professional development

• Mentorship for early-career physicians

• Benefits package competitive with or exceeding hospital systems

Practice Setting

• Outpatient private practice

• Treats patients of all ages (most commonly teens through older adults)

• Emphasis on quality care, patient education, and long-term outcomes