Executive Medical Director- Community Physicians

AOIA; Somerville, Northern (MA, KY); Hybrid; USD 350,000 - 550,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PSLF eligibility

Competitive compensation

Job summary

Mass General Brigham is seeking an Executive Medical Director for Community Physicians to lead ambulatory care strategy, drive value-based care performance, and strengthen partnerships across the community affiliate network.

The role reports across PHSO and OCMO, focusing on clinical transformation, growth opportunities, and improving quality, access, equity, and provider experience across affiliate practices. Regular travel to community sites is expected.

Qualifications

• MD or DO with active medical license; MPH or MBA required.
• 5-7+ years clinical experience in primary care; 8-10+ years leadership in medical management.
• Experience in value-based care and population health; strong ambulatory operations knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Drive improvements in quality, safety, access, equity, and cost performance across affiliate practices.
• Serve as a physician liaison between community practices and system leadership (PHSO, OCMO, operational teams).
• Lead practice performance reviews using data and analytics.
• Advance value-based care initiatives and population health outcomes.
• Support practice transformation and innovation including new care models.
• Enhance ambulatory workflows and clinician experience.
• Identify and cultivate strategic growth opportunities.
• Promote physician engagement and well-being.

Skills

Value-based care

Population health

Ambulatory operations

Data-driven decisions

Partnership development

Communication

Education

MD/DO

MPH/MBA

Job description

About the Opportunity

Mass General Brigham (MGB) is seeking a dynamic and experienced physician leader to serve as Executive Medical Director for Community Physicians. This is a high-impact leadership role focused on advancing clinical strategy, driving value-based care performance, and strengthening partnerships across our growing community affiliate network.

This leader will play a critical role in shaping the future of ambulatory care delivery-partnering across clinical, operational, and population health teams to enhance quality, access, equity, and provider experience.

Position Overview

The Executive Medical Director serves as a key physician leader across the MGB Community Physicians (MGB CP) network, working in close collaboration with the Population Health Services Organization (PHSO) and Office of the Chief Medical Officer (OCMO).

This role is responsible for driving performance across affiliate practices, leading practice transformation initiatives, advancing value-based care strategies, and identifying and supporting strategic growth opportunities.

Key Responsibilities

• Drive improvements in quality, safety, access, equity, and cost performance across affiliate practices
• Serve as a physician liaison between community practices and system leadership (PHSO, OCMO, operational teams)
• Lead practice performance reviews using data and analytics
• Advance value-based care initiatives and population health outcomes
• Support practice transformation and innovation including new care models
• Enhance ambulatory workflows and clinician experience
• Identify and cultivate strategic growth opportunities
• Promote physician engagement and well-being

Qualifications

• Education & Licensure

MD or DO required; Active medical license (or ability to obtain); Master's degree in Public Health or Business Administration required

• Experience

5-7+ years of clinical experience in primary care; 8-10+ years of leadership experience in medical management

• Skills & Expertise

Experience in value-based care and population health; strong ambulatory operations knowledge; ability to influence physicians; data-driven decision making; partnership development; strong communication skills

Why Join Mass General Brigham?

• Be part of an integrated academic health system
• Lead transformation in community-based care
• Collaborate with leaders across population health and clinical operations
• Competitive compensation and benefits, including PSLF eligibility

Additional Details

This role includes both administrative leadership and clinical responsibilities. Regular travel to community affiliate sites is expected.