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Facility undisclosed
Northumberland, NH
Join a rural primary care team in Colebrook, New Hampshire, serving an underserved, close-knit community. This role offers the chance to deliver comprehensive, patient-centered care while enjoying a balanced lifestyle, strong community ties, and abundant outdoor recreation. Position highlights Outpatient rural primary care with autonomy and a manageable panel Care for adults or patients of all ages No weekend or holiday shifts Supportive, collaborative clinical team Opportunities for quality improvement and community health work Key responsibilities Provide comprehensive primary care: history, physicals, diagnosis, and treatment Manage acute and chronic conditions and develop individualized care plans Deliver preventive care, wellness visits, immunizations, and screenings Order, review, and communicate diagnostic testing and results Prescribe and manage medications and treatment regimens Coordinate referrals and collaborate with specialists and allied health professionals Educate patients and families on prevention, nutrition, and healthy lifestyle changes Work closely with nurses, medical assistants, and clinic staff Maintain accurate, timely medical records and participate in quality improvement initiatives Qualifications MD or DO with completion of an accredited residency program Board Certified or Board Eligible in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine Current BLS and ACLS (American Heart Association) Comfortable managing an independent patient panel Compensation & benefits Competitive base salary with potential wRVU productivity and quality bonuses Signing and retention bonuses; relocation assistance Five weeks vacation plus five sick days One week CME time and $4,000 CME allowance Comprehensive benefits package, retirement plans Malpractice insurance with tail coverage Live and work in northern New Hampshire - breathtaking mountain scenery, plentiful outdoor activities, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere. This opportunity allows for meaningful patient relationships and a sustainable work-life balance. EOE
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