Urgent Care Occupational Medicine Physician | Texas | $300K + Guaranteed | Monday–Friday Schedule | No Call
Job at a glance
Job description
What if your next Occupational Medicine opportunity offered a consistent Monday–Friday schedule, strong clinical support, and the ability to focus on patient care without sacrificing your time outside of work?
Join an established, physician-driven urgent care and occupational medicine organization in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. With approximately 50 locations throughout the region, this growing network offers the resources, administrative support, and clinical infrastructure to help physicians succeed.
This full-time opportunity is ideal for a Family Medicine or Occupational Medicine physician interested in providing workplace-related healthcare in a well-supported outpatient setting.
Enjoy a predictable weekday schedule, no hospital rounds or ER call, and an environment designed to support both your professional growth and work-life balance.
What Your Practice Looks Like
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Full-time Occupational Medicine opportunity in Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas
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Monday–Friday schedule, 8 AM–5 PM
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Outpatient-only practice with no hospital rounds or ER call
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Evaluate and treat work-related injuries and medical conditions
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Perform occupational health screenings, drug testing, and employment physicals
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Conduct DOT physical examinations
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Work alongside experienced clinical and administrative staff
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Streamlined administrative processes to minimize non-clinical responsibilities
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Access to an established network of approximately 50 locations throughout the DFW area
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Physician-driven environment focused on quality patient care
Why Physicians Choose This Opportunity
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Consistent weekday schedule with weekends free
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Strong work-life balance
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No hospital rounds or emergency department call
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Established urgent care and occupational medicine network
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Supportive clinical team and reliable administrative resources
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Opportunity to develop expertise in Occupational Medicine
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Leadership and professional growth opportunities
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Physician-driven practice environment
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Opportunity to live and work in the growing Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Compensation & Benefits
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Competitive hourly compensation
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Leadership opportunities
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Comprehensive benefits package
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401(k) retirement plan
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Paid time off (PTO)
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Dedicated paid time off for continuing medical education (CME)
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Paid medical malpractice coverage
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Flexible scheduling opportunities
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Administrative and clinical support
Requirements
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MD/DO
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Board Certified in Occupational Medicine or Family Medicine preferred
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Board Certified or Board Eligible candidates considered
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Family Medicine physicians must have an interest in Occupational Medicine
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Active Texas medical license or willingness to obtain
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DOT certification or willingness to obtain
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Comfortable treating work-related injuries and occupational health conditions
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Ability to perform drug screenings, employment physicals, and DOT examinations
Why Dallas–Fort Worth?
The Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex offers an appealing combination of career opportunities, lifestyle, and long-term growth. As one of the largest and fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the country, North Texas is home to a thriving economy, expanding businesses, and a diverse community.
Physicians can enjoy a wide variety of restaurants, entertainment, cultural attractions, and outdoor activities, along with convenient travel through DFW International Airport.
With a strong job market, competitive earning opportunities, and a cost of living that can be more affordable than many other major metropolitan areas, Dallas–Fort Worth is an attractive place to build both a career and a life.
If you're looking for an Occupational Medicine opportunity that offers a predictable schedule, competitive compensation, and the support of an established healthcare organization, this position is worth exploring.
Build your career without sacrificing your personal life. Enjoy a consistent weekday schedule, meaningful clinical work, and the support you need to focus on what matters most—your patients.