Family Medicine Physician in Northwestern Vermont
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Job description
Family Medicine | Northwestern Vermont
Reclaim your lifestyle with flexible 4-day workweek options, remote phone call, and zero hospital coverage in a scenic Lake Champlain community. Designed to prevent physician burnout, this outpatient primary care opportunity features a gradual patient ramp-up, no OB duties, and a manageable daily flow. Build a deeply rewarding practice while reserving ample time to explore Vermont's lakes, mountain trails, and vibrant local culture.
Practice Overview:
- You will join a collaborative outpatient practice with physicians and advanced practice providers sharing call and clinical support
- Independent, physician-owned model with a defined partner track and future ownership potential
- Broad-scope Family Medicine with procedures including skin biopsies, IUDs, Nexplanon, suturing, splinting, and women’s health
- Practice-only call with no hospital coverage and no OB responsibilities
Schedule:
- Flexible full-time schedule with options for four or five clinical days per week
- Approximately 20 patients per day with a gradual ramp-up for new physicians
- Shared phone call rotation with remote weekend coverage only
- Outpatient-focused workflow supported by MAs, nursing staff, and care coordination
Compensation & Benefits:
- Base salary range of $250,000 to $260,000 depending on experience
- Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance available
- Partner track after two years with a modest buy-in structure
- Comprehensive benefits including 401k with employer match, malpractice coverage, CME support, and paid time off
Candidate Requirements:
- Board eligible or board certified in Family Medicine
- Open to both new graduates and experienced physicians
- Comfortable with outpatient continuity care and in-office procedures
- Authorized to work in the U.S. without visa sponsorship
Community & Location Highlights:
- Small city lifestyle with a walkable downtown, local dining, and frequent community events
- Immediate access to Lake Champlain and year-round outdoor recreation
- Housing costs that remain accessible compared to larger regional markets
- Convenient access to a regional airport and major Northeast cities
Let’s explore how this practice model aligns with your long-term professional priorities.