The Physician will provide outpatient medical care to patients of all ages in a rural setting, serving as Director of Medical Services with oversight of the clinic and staff. Deliver responsible, respectful patient care, including history-taking, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and coordination of care, with on-call availability as needed. Document all visits electronically within 24 hours, review and sign reports, and ensure compliance with regulations. Refer complex cases to specialists, coordinate with external agencies, and develop clinic procedures for quality improvement. Supervise medical staff, including nurses and mid-level practitioners, and provide consultation and training. Manage electronic health records, communicate with administrators, and ensure compliance with privacy laws. Maintain current medical knowledge through ongoing education, develop specialty clinics, and provide patient and community education. Participate in meetings, serve on committees, and support clinic administrative functions. Qualifications include an MD/DO license, experience in primary care, knowledge of Native American health needs preferred, and ability to work independently in a rural environment. The role involves occasional travel, extended sedentary work, and adherence to immunization and certification requirements. Compensation ranges from $153,000 to $276,000 annually, with comprehensive benefits. Relocation and willingness to travel are required.