Medical Doctor

Primary Care/Urgent Care Physician

Overview

The Primary Care/Urgent Care Physician serves as a foundational member of the care team, delivering comprehensive, patient-centered care to individuals across all age groups and

backgrounds. As the first point of clinical contact, you will be responsible for managing a wide range of health conditions, promoting preventive care, and ensuring continuity across each patient's healthcare journey. Physicians committed to clinical excellence, innovation, and whole-person care in a collaborative, technology-supported environment.

Roles & Responsibilities

Clinical Duties

● Conduct thorough consultations, obtain detailed medical histories, and perform

complete physical exams.

● Diagnose and treat a broad spectrum of acute and chronic medical conditions across all

ages.

● Develop and implement personalized care plans based on evidence-based practices.

● Prescribe medications, therapies, and interventions in compliance with medical

standards and regulatory requirements.

● Order,review, and interpret diagnostic tests, including labs, imaging, and screenings.

● Perform routine in-office procedures as appropriate for primary care settings.

Preventive Care & Health Promotion

● Administer preventive services such as immunizations, screenings, and wellness exams.

● Counsel patients on lifestyle modifications, nutrition, and exercise to support long-term

health.

● Educate patients about disease prevention, early detection, and self-management

strategies.

● Monitor patients with chronic conditions and adjust treatment plans to optimize

outcomes.

Technology & Documentation

● Document all patient encounters clearly, accurately, and promptly within the EMR

system.

● Utilize AI and digital tools to support clinical decision-making and streamline workflow.

● Leverage telemedicine platforms when appropriate to improve patient access and

continuity of care.

Patient Advocacy & Relationship Building

● Foster strong physician-patient relationships grounded in trust, empathy, and

communication.

● Serve as a health advocate for patients, ensuring timely access to appropriate services

and resources.

● Provide culturally competent care in alignment with Nao Medical’s values of inclusivity

and compassion.

Other Duties

● Participate in clinical audits, peer reviews, and quality improvement initiatives.

● Stay current with medical research, best practices, and regulatory updates.

● Engage in mentorship and support of clinical team members, including NPs, PAs, and

MAs.

● Attend team huddles, case reviews, and interdisciplinary meetings to enhance care

coordination.

Required Training, Certifications, or Credentials

● Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) from an accredited

institution.

● Active and unrestricted license to practice in the State of New York.

● Valid DEA registration.

● BLS, ACLS, PALS, and Infection Control certifications (required).

● Suboxone and CDL certifications (preferred).

● FMCSA certification must be obtained within the 1st month of hire.

● Medication Administration Training (MAT) Certificate.