Physician​/Family Practice​/Ohio​/Columbus Primary Care Team: Low Patient Census

This primary care platform is challenging the industry status quo by making quality care more affordable, accessible, and enjoyable. But this isn't your average doctor's office. This organization is on a mission to radically transform healthcare, which means tackling the frustrations of everyone involved - from patients and providers to employers and health networks. A Family Medicine physician is needed in Columbus, Ohio

Practice Information

• Across the country, members enjoy seamless access to comprehensive care at more than 90 locations across thirteen cities (and counting!)
• The practice model is designed to see fewer patients each day (14-16) and spend more time engaging in thoughtful decision-making, with a team-based approach for the support needed to offer continuous care to patients.
• You will manage a patient panel with a broad array of patient needs, conducting a mix of acute, chronic, and well visits.
• Offering attractive guaranteed salary and benefits designed to aid your health and wellness!
• Added perks you won't find with other groups including sabbatical after years 5 and 10.
• Flexible hours working Monday - Friday with choice of the four-day workweek.
• No Call, No Weekends.

About Columbus, Ohio

Columbus, the state capital and largest city in the state, is located in central Ohio on the Scioto River. Originally settled by Native Americans, the area that became Columbus (named after Christopher Columbus) was settled by white explorers in the 1700s and made the state capital in 1816. Roads, railroads, and the Ohio Canal energized the city. During World War II, aircraft manufacturing brought additional growth.

Today, Columbus is a fast-growing, major American city with a population of more than 700,000 and a strong economy that is not dependent on anyone's industry. Its leading employers include government agencies and manufacturers of transportation equipment, textiles, metals, and consumer goods.

There's plenty of outdoor recreation available in the central Ohio area. Columbus has world-class golfing, with three courses within a 1/2-hour drive. In the winter, skiing is popular and accessible. Mad River Mountain, 41 miles away in Zanesfield, has a 1,460-foot mountain elevation with a 300-foot vertical drop, with over 20 trails for skiing or snowboarding, and a terrain park and a tubing park.

The Seymour Woods State Nature Preserve has more than 100 acres of wildflowers, oaks, sycamores, elms, and other trees with hikable trails. Blendon Woods in Dublin offers activities and solitude in a 650-acre park with forests, 11-acre Thoreau Lake, and a 1.2-mile trail specifically designed for walking dogs.

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