Physician Family Practice-Without OB - Competitive Salary
Job Description
A well-established,multi-disciplinary community medicine group in Brockton, Massachusetts isseeking a full-time Adult Primary Care Physician to join its growing team. Thisis a 100% outpatient, clinic-based role focused exclusively on adult medicine,offering a highly desirable Monday–Friday schedule (8:00 AM – 5:00 PM) with nocall and no weekend responsibilities.
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This opportunity is idealfor a physician seeking a collaborative, mission-driven environment dedicatedto delivering high-quality, patient-centered care while advancing health equitywithin a diverse population.
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Key Responsibilities:
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- Provide comprehensiveprimary care services to an adult patient population in a fast-paced outpatientsetting
- Diagnose, treat, and manageacute and chronic medical conditions
- Partner with advancedpractice providers, social workers, and case managers to deliver coordinated,team-based care
- Promote preventive healthmeasures and patient education to improve long-term outcomes
- Contribute to apatient-centered care model with a strong emphasis on community health andhealth equity
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Compensation & Benefits:
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- Competitive base salary:$220,000 – $258,824 annually
- Comprehensive benefitspackage, including health, dental, vision, retirement, and paid time off
- Supportive work environmentwith opportunities for professional growth
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Requirements:
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- Board Certified or BoardEligible in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine
- Active or eligible forMassachusetts medical licensure
- Strong commitment toteam-based, patient-centered care
- Fluency in Spanish,Portuguese, French, or Haitian Creole preferred
- Prior experience inambulatory care, community health, or public health settings preferred
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About the Organization
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This respectedcommunity-based healthcare organization provides integrated, multidisciplinaryservices to a diverse patient population. The group is committed to improvingaccess to care, reducing health disparities, and delivering culturallycompetent, high-quality medical services.