Primary Care Physician

Primary Care Physician — Family Medicine or Internal Medicine$250,000–$320,000 Annually + Full BenefitsWhole-Person Care | Collaborative Clinical Team | Atlanta, Georgia

Location: Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta, GAPosition: MD/DO — Board-Certified Family Medicine or Internal MedicineEmployment Options: Full-Time or Part-TimeCompensation: $250,000–$320,000 annually for full-time employment; part-time compensation based on the agreed schedulePractice Medicine That Connects the Whole PictureThe best primary care starts with understanding the person in front of you—their medical history, daily habits, mental health, goals, and circumstances that influence their well-being.An innovative, integrated primary care organization is seeking a board-certified Family Medicine or Internal Medicine physician to join its Old Fourth Ward practice in Atlanta.Physicians work alongside behavioral health providers, nutrition professionals, advanced practice providers, and care coordinators to deliver comprehensive care that addresses patients’ needs across disciplines.This opportunity combines outpatient medicine, meaningful patient relationships, and clinical leadership within a team committed to prevention and long-term health.With annual compensation of $250,000–$320,000 and a full benefits package, the role offers an opportunity to build a rewarding practice while contributing to a collaborative model of healthcare.Why This Opportunity Stands OutCompetitive compensation: $250,000–$320,000 annually for full-time employment.Full benefits package: Comprehensive benefits, with plan details reviewed during the hiring process.Integrated clinical support: Collaborate with behavioral health providers, nutrition professionals, APPs, care coordinators, and nursing staff.Relationship-focused medicine: Build continuity with patients and take an active role in their long-term health.Prevention and wellness: Incorporate lifestyle, nutrition, behavioral health, and preventive strategies into clinical care.Clinical leadership: Provide consultation, mentorship, and collaborative oversight to APPs.Opportunity to contribute: Help improve clinical workflows, care protocols, and the patient experience.Atlanta location: Practice in Old Fourth Ward, serving a dynamic and diverse community.Full-time and part-time options: Explore a schedule aligned with the practice’s needs and your availability.Your RoleAs a Primary Care Physician, you will provide comprehensive outpatient care and serve as the clinical leader for your patient panel.

You will evaluate acute concerns, manage chronic conditions, deliver preventive services, and develop individualized plans that reflect each patient’s health needs and priorities.Your role also includes working with the broader care team to connect patients with appropriate behavioral health, nutrition, and care-coordination resources. Through consultation and mentorship, you will support APP colleagues and help maintain consistent clinical standards across the practice.Comprehensive Outpatient CareEvaluate, diagnose, and manage acute and chronic medical conditions using evidence-based clinical practice.Provide primary care for patients within your specialty, training, and clinical scope.Conduct preventive health visits, annual wellness visits, routine examinations, and appropriate screenings.Develop individualized treatment plans informed by medical history, clinical findings, patient preferences, and health goals.Order and interpret diagnostic testing and coordinate additional evaluation when needed.Manage medications and monitor treatment effectiveness, tolerability, and patient adherence.Educate patients about their conditions, treatment options, and opportunities to improve their health.Build lasting relationships through clear communication, shared decision-making, and dependable follow-up.Integrated and Preventive MedicineIncorporate behavioral health, nutrition, lifestyle, and preventive care into treatment planning when appropriate.Identify factors that may affect a patient’s ability to follow a care plan, including social circumstances and access barriers.Partner with interdisciplinary colleagues to address needs that extend beyond the medical visit.Support early intervention, chronic disease prevention, and sustainable health improvements.Coordinate care with specialists, hospitals, and community providers to maintain continuity across settings.Clinical Leadership and APP CollaborationProvide clinical oversight and collaborative supervision for APPs in accordance with applicable requirements and organizational policies.Support APPs through consultation, case review, mentorship, and clinical guidance.Help the team navigate complex cases and determine appropriate next steps.Promote consistent, evidence-based care and a collaborative approach to clinical decision-making.Contribute to a supportive environment where colleagues communicate openly, share knowledge, and seek input when needed.Quality and Practice ImprovementMaintain timely, accurate, and complete electronic medical records.Participate in quality improvement, population health, and patient-safety initiatives.Contribute to the development and refinement of clinical protocols and care processes.Support value-based care efforts focused on prevention, coordination, and patient outcomes.Maintain clinical, regulatory, and organizational standards.Help create a welcoming and respectful experience for patients, families, and colleagues.Required QualificationsDoctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree.Board certification in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine.Active, unrestricted Georgia medical license, or ability to obtain licensure before the start date.Current DEA registration.Current BLS certification, or ability to obtain certification before starting.Strong clinical judgment and commitment to evidence-based outpatient medicine.Excellent communication, collaboration, and interpersonal skills.Ability to provide thoughtful clinical leadership and support APP colleagues.Commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care.Preferred QualificationsTwo or more years of outpatient primary care experience following residency.Medicare enrollment or eligibility for enrollment.Experience in an interdisciplinary or value-based care environment.Experience mentoring or collaborating with advanced practice providers.Interest in preventive medicine, population health, and long-term patient outcomes.Comfort integrating behavioral health, nutrition, and lifestyle considerations into medical care.Who Will Thrive HereYou enjoy getting to know your patients and understanding what matters to them. You bring clinical confidence, listen carefully, and value the perspectives of colleagues from other disciplines.You are interested in how care can work better—from making follow-up more effective to helping a patient access the right support. You approach leadership through sound judgment, clear communication, and a willingness to help others succeed.Most importantly, you want to practice in a setting where comprehensive care is a shared responsibility and patient relationships remain central to the work.Compensation and BenefitsFull-time annual compensation: $250,000–$320,000A full benefits package is offered. Specific compensation terms, benefit selections, scheduling, and part-time arrangements will be discussed during the interview process.Take the Next StepJoin a primary care team that brings medical care, behavioral health, nutrition, and prevention together to support healthier patients and stronger continuity of care.For a confidential conversation about the opportunity, contact:Nick CordonesDirector of Allied HealthNorTek Medical Staffing917-652-9127NCordones@nortekmedical.com