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Job description
Primary Care Medical Director | Southwestern Vermont
Lead a mission-focused primary care team while continuing to care for patients in one of Vermont's most scenic regions. This leadership opportunity offers the ideal blend of clinical practice, mentorship, and strategic influence, all within a schedule intentionally designed to support work-life balance. If you're looking to make a lasting impact without sacrificing time outside of medicine, this role is worth exploring.
Practice Overview
Fully integrated, whole-person care model with primary care, behavioral health, psychiatry, dental services, and programs addressing food insecurity and social determinants of health
Lead and mentor a primary care team that includes nurse practitioners and a strong interdisciplinary support staff
Dedicated support staff includes triage nurses, a population health manager, community health worker, referral specialist, and one medical assistant per provider
Schedule
Three clinical days per week, including 2.5 days of patient care and a half-day for documentation and administrative work
Two days dedicated to leadership responsibilities and program development
Patient visit structure designed for thoughtful care: 40 minutes for complex visits and 20 minutes for lower acuity visits
Compensation & Benefits
Earn a base salary between $275,000 and $300,000, with the opportunity to reach a base of $325,000.
Competitive compensation package including a generous signing bonus, relocation assistance, and student loan support.
Five weeks of CTO, eight paid holidays, plus one week of paid CME time and annual CME allowance
401(k) with employer contribution, health coverage with employer-paid family premium support, and paid professional licensing fees
Candidate Requirements
Board-certified or board-eligible physician in Family Medicine with experience providing comprehensive primary care across all age groups
Interest in leadership, mentorship, and guiding clinical teams; willing to support growth in this area for the right candidate
Comfort managing complex chronic conditions in a rural patient population
Community & Location Highlights
Scenic New England setting with year-round outdoor activities including hiking, lake and river activities, skiing, and mountain recreation
Welcoming community known for safety, close neighborhood connections, excellent schools, and family-friendly living
Access to regional cultural amenities while maintaining a relaxed pace of life
Ideal for physicians looking to build long-term community relationships and enjoy outdoor-focused living
Heavy focus on work-life balance
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Who can apply
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