Physician - Primary Care

Medical Director Of Primary CareThe role combines direct patient care with system-wide clinical oversight, quality improvement, and strategic development within a community-focused healthcare environment. Provide direct primary care patient services while maintaining active clinical practice engagement. Serve as Medical Director for a multi-specialty outpatient Primary Care group. Provide medical oversight and clinical leadership across multiple primary care sites. Develop, implement, and standardize clinical protocols and evidence-based best practices. Lead quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient outcomes and safety. Mentor, support, and evaluate clinicians and care teams. Collaborate with administrative leadership to improve workflows, scheduling, and EHR utilization. Participate in recruitment, onboarding, and retention of primary care clinicians. Foster interdisciplinary teamwork between clinicians, nursing staff, and administrative teams. Partner with practice managers and leadership on operational and staffing needs. Oversee patient safety initiatives, complaint review processes, and risk management collaboration. Support infection control standards and public health initiatives. Contribute to financial planning, budgeting, and strategic development. Identify opportunities for practice growth and value-based care improvement. Advance cost-efficiency and population health strategies. Lead or participate in education, training programs, CME activities, case reviews, and performance evaluations. The position emphasizes professional development, leadership growth, and academic engagement. Frequent sitting throughout the workday while performing administrative and clinical duties is required. Occasional standing and walking during patient care and site visits may be necessary. Ability to occasionally lift up to 50 pounds may be required. Requires close vision, color vision, and ability to adjust focus for electronic health records and clinical documentation. Exposure to standard clinical office and healthcare environments, including airborne particles and medical chemicals, is expected. Moderate exposure to moving mechanical equipment and standard medical materials/substances may occur. Noise levels typically range from quiet to moderate depending on the clinical setting and patient volume. Frequent and effective communication with physicians, clinical staff, administrative teams, and patients is essential. The role requires coordination across multidisciplinary teams and leadership responsibilities in a fast-paced healthcare environment.