Primary Care Physician Overview • The Primary Care Physician will deliver comprehensive medical care to a primarily geriatric patient population. • This role includes Medical Director responsibilities, overseeing clinical operations across two locations in Indiana. • Enjoy a predictable Monday–Friday schedule with no weekend or hospital-based commitments. • Provide high-quality, patient-centered care with a manageable patient volume of 5–6 patients daily. • Collaborate with a dedicated care team to ensure coordinated and effective patient care. • Contribute to quality initiatives, clinical protocols, and regulatory compliance as part of your Medical Director duties. • This position offers a competitive compensation package, including a base salary and additional Medical Director stipend. • Ideal for physicians seeking a balance between clinical practice and leadership responsibilities. Primary Care Physician Key Responsibilities & Duties • Provide routine primary care services to a geriatric and adult patient population. • Manage a daily patient load of 5–6 individuals, ensuring personalized and thorough care. • Collaborate with the care team to deliver coordinated and effective medical services. • Oversee clinical operations as Medical Director for two Indiana locations. • Review and complete patient charts and documentation accurately and efficiently. • Provide clinical guidance and oversight to the care team, ensuring adherence to quality standards. • Support the development and implementation of clinical protocols and quality initiatives. • Serve as a resource for staff and leadership, offering expertise and support. Primary Care Physician Job Requirements • Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree with active Indiana medical license or eligibility. • Board Certified/Board Eligible in Internal Medicine or Geriatric Medicine. • Minimum of 1 year of experience, with 3 years preferred in a relevant field. • Experience caring for geriatric and/or medically complex adult patients. • Strong communication and collaborative skills to lead and support the care team. • Ability to manage clinical oversight and administrative responsibilities effectively. • Commitment to providing high-quality, patient-centered care in a low-volume setting. • Familiarity with quality initiatives, clinical protocols, and regulatory requirements.