Elder Care Physician | W2 | Low patient volume | M-F with 1 remote day per week

Primary Care Physician – PACE Program

Locations: Central & Eastern Massachusetts (multiple sites available)

Compensation: $275,000–$300,000 annually, based on experience

Join a mission-driven healthcare organization delivering comprehensive, community-based care to older adults through a PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) model. This role is ideal for physicians who value quality over volume, collaboration, and meaningful patient relationships.

Why This Role

• Exceptional Work-Life Balance: Monday–Friday schedule, 8-hour days, flexible hours, and an optional administrative day with no direct patient care

• Low Patient Volume: Average of 4 patients per day with a panel of ~65

• Team-Based Care: Work closely with an interdisciplinary team including nursing, therapy, social work, and care coordination

• Mission-Focused Practice: Help frail elders remain safely in their homes and avoid nursing home placement

• Professional Support: Strong peer mentorship and leadership engagement

Key Responsibilities

• Provide primary, preventive, urgent, and chronic care to PACE participants

• Conduct initial and biannual assessments and contribute to individualized care plans

• Participate actively in interdisciplinary team (IDT) meetings

• Coordinate specialty care and transitional care services

• Deliver care across settings including clinic, home, and inpatient facilities

• Participate in limited after-hours call rotation

• Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation

Qualifications

• MD or DO licensed in Massachusetts; DEA required

• Board-certified or board-eligible in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, or Geriatrics (geriatrics preferred)

• Minimum 1 year of experience with frail or elderly populations

• Strong collaborative, communication, and clinical assessment skills

• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required

This opportunity offers a sustainable, rewarding practice environment where physicians can focus on patient-centered care and long-term impact.