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Facility undisclosed
Dalton, MA
We're looking for an experienced, hands-on physician to lead clinical care across our primary care practices in Northampton and Dalton, MA. In this role you'll blend direct patient care (about 70% clinical) with administrative leadership (about 30%), guiding quality, safety, and operational improvements while supporting and mentoring your colleagues. What you’ll do Provide clinical leadership, set standards of care, and champion patient safety and quality initiatives. Maintain an active outpatient practice while dedicating time to leadership responsibilities. Mentor, evaluate, and support providers to foster professional growth and strong clinical performance. Ensure regulatory compliance and oversee risk management and service-recovery processes. Improve workflows, staffing models, and care delivery to increase efficiency and access. Lead population health and value-based care efforts, partnering with payers and care teams to improve outcomes. Use EHR data and analytics to drive performance improvement and clinical decision-making. Enhance the patient experience and quickly address patient concerns. Compensation & benefits Salary range: $250,000-$300,000 plus bonuses Health, dental, and vision insurance Retirement plan Paid time off plus 10.5 paid holidays CME allowance and CME days Malpractice insurance with tail coverage Licensing and DEA reimbursement Qualifications MD or DO with an active Massachusetts license, or willingness to obtain one Board certified or eligible in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine 2-5 years of outpatient primary care experience Prior experience as a Medical Director or lead physician with demonstrated clinical leadership Strong communication and team-building skills Experience with population health, payer programs, or practice transformation Training or experience in leadership, quality improvement, or informatics preferred Why this role matters You’ll have the autonomy to shape clinical strategy, improve care delivery, and support a collaborative, patient-focused team. This is a chance to remain clinically connected while making a meaningful impact on outcomes, provider development, and the overall direction of primary care in our communities. EOE
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