Austin Internal Medicine Physician — Collaborative Practice Leader

Austin Regional Clinic: ARC; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 210,000 - 270,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Practice-building support

Sign-on bonus

Work-life balance

Physician leadership

Physician-owned and led

Collaborative care with specialties

Teaching opportunities

Austin metro area

Job summary

Austin Regional Clinic (ARC) is seeking newly trained and experienced internal medicine physicians to establish a general internal medicine practice tailored to ARC's needs. Join our collaborative, physician-owned and led environment, repeatedly named a top workplace, with resources that give you time to focus on what matters most—your patients.

You will build an outpatient practice with strong administrative support, treat general medical needs and chronic illnesses, and collaborate with 19

Qualifications

• Board eligible or board certified in Internal Medicine.
• Licensed to practice in Texas or have a pending Texas license.
• Ability to work in person in the Greater Austin Area.

Responsibilities

• Work within the IM department to provide comprehensive medical care to ARC patients.
• Treat general medical needs and non-emergent illnesses and injuries.
• Manage and treat most acute and chronic illnesses.
• Build and manage an outpatient practice with the support of highly trained administrative staff.

Skills

Independent work

Clinical excellence

Patient-centered care

Education

Board eligible or board certified in Internal Medicine

Texas medical license or pending license

Job description

Austin Regional Clinic (ARC) is seeking newly trained and experienced internal medicine physicians to establish a general internal medicine practice tailored to ARC's needs. Join our collaborative, physician-owned and led environment, repeatedly named a top workplace, with resources that give you time to focus on what matters most—your patients.

You will build an outpatient practice with strong administrative support, treat general medical needs and chronic illnesses, and collaborate with 19