ABOUT THE ROLE

We are seeking an experienced Geriatric Medicine Physician to join a mission-driven primary care practice serving older adults in underserved communities. You will provide comprehensive primary care both in-clinic and via telehealth while working alongside a dedicated care team focused on addressing social determinants of health.

Your impact:

See the whole patient, not just their diagnosis. Work with embedded support specialists to address housing, nutrition, transportation, and community connection. Our integrated model has achieved a 15% reduction in hospital readmissions.

WHAT YOU WILL DO

Manage a patient panel capped at 750 (currently around 700) with 15"18 patients per day, allowing for comprehensive, unhurried visits of approximately 20 minutes per patient Lead daily team huddles to align on patient care plans and priorities Conduct full-spectrum primary care: in-person exams, telehealth visits, longitudinal care coordination Collaborate with care team members (EMTs, social support specialists) on integrated patient plans Manage patient communication and follow-ups; maintain close engagement throughout their health journey Document visits and clinical notes in our EHR (Athena) After a few months, transition to one day per week of remote/telehealth work as determined by clinic leadership Provide on-call support: 2 evenings per month and one weekend per quarter Liaise with emergency departments regarding patient history and continuity of care

REQUIREMENTS

Active Massachusetts medical license (MD or DO) with board certification or eligibility in Geriatric Medicine, or ability to obtain prior to start Minimum 3 years of clinical primary care experience as a practicing physician Proven track record in primary care settings (newly minted graduates: not a fit for this role) Clinical proficiency in evidence-based primary care Comfort with EHR systems and digital health tools Ability to connect authentically with patients from diverse backgrounds Strong communication and documentation skills Ethics and judgment to navigate complex, sensitive situations with confidentiality

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Prior experience treating older adults in underserved/complex social environments Spanish language proficiency Familiarity with telehealth and remote patient monitoring platforms

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

$250,000"$290,000+ Base + Quarterly Performance Bonus

DORCHESTER & BOSTON

Dorchester is Boston's most diverse neighborhood and one of its most important.

Master health equity, cross-cultural medicine, and multilingual patient engagement while building real relationships in a neighborhood with strong social infrastructure. Urban walkability meets strong schools and family-friendly parks. Affordable housing by Boston standards. Franklin Park, Dorchester Bay trails, and quick access to skiing, the coast, and hiking. 15 minutes to downtown Boston for culture and professional development.