Family Practice - Without OB Physician

This is a very different kind of Internal Medicine role. Smaller panels, more time, and a focus on building real relationships.

This concierge practice in New York City is designed for physicians who want to step away from volume-driven care and into something more sustainable and meaningful.

What the Practice Feels Like

You will be caring for a limited group of patients, which allows you to spend the time you actually need with each one. Visits are not rushed, and you are able to focus on prevention, continuity, and long-term outcomes instead of just addressing immediate concerns.

The structure is intentionally simple. You are supported by a strong team, efficient systems, and leadership that understands what practicing medicine actually looks like.

Why Physicians Make This Move

More time with patients

With a smaller panel, you can go deeper with each visit. It becomes less transactional and more relationship-based, which changes both the patient experience and your day-to-day satisfaction.

Less administrative noise

The practice is set up to keep non-clinical work to a minimum. Between support staff and streamlined systems, you are not spending your evenings catching up on documentation.

Autonomy in how you practice

Care decisions stay with the physician. You are trusted to manage your patients the way you see fit, without unnecessary layers or pressure tied to volume.

A more sustainable schedule

This is not built around seeing as many patients as possible. It is built around consistency, quality, and giving you the flexibility to maintain a life outside of work.

Flexibility beyond the clinic

If you have interests in teaching, leadership, or maintaining hospital involvement, there is room to incorporate that into your role.

Compensation and Benefits

• Competitive base salary

• Additional incentives tied to performance and membership growth

• Full health, dental, and vision coverage

• Malpractice coverage

• Generous paid time off

What They Are Looking For

• MD or DO, Board Certified or Board Eligible in Internal Medicine

• Active or eligible New York medical license

• DEA registration or eligibility