Family Medicine Physician

Polaris Placement; New York (NY); On-site; USD 194,000 - 237,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

NHSC loan repayment programs

PSLF loan repayment program

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

Polaris Placement is helping a Brooklyn-area academic medical center-affiliated network fill a Family Medicine physician role focused on a full-panel practice. Expect 18–20 patients per 8-hour clinic across nine sessions weekly, with one admin session daily to handle refills and results.

Support includes 1:1 MA, LPN/RN coverage, Epic/Abridge workflow, and no weekend clinic. The schedule is Monday–Friday, 9–5, plus one evening session (12–7:30).

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree required.
• Board certification or eligibility in Family Medicine.
• Active New York State medical license required.

Responsibilities

• Full-panel outpatient Family Medicine care.
• Average 18–20 patients per 8-hour clinical session across nine clinic sessions per week.
• One session/week reserved for admin work (refills, results, portal messages).
• Participate in quality management and performance improvement efforts.
• Mentor medical students informally if desired (not mandatory).
• Schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00–17:00, one evening session weekly (12:00–19:30), no weekend clinic.
• Call is phone-only, rotating across the group, about once a month.

Skills

MD or DO

Board Certified/Eligible FM

Active NY License

Full outpatient panel

Education

MD or DO degree

Job description

Our client, an academic medical center-affiliated network in Brooklyn, has an opening for a Family Medicine physician who wants a real full-panel practice, not a chopped-up schedule of fifteen-minute visits and someone else’s overflow.

The setting is community health, which means genuine continuity of care across a diverse panel: chronic disease management, preventive care, acute visits, the whole scope of what FM training actually prepared you for.

This isn’t a role where you’re triaging coughs all day and referring out anything that takes more than one problem to solve.

You’ll have real support doing it: 1:1 MA staffing and full LPN/RN coverage for vaccine administration, so the flow of the day stays clean instead of turning into logistics management between patients.

And here’s the part worth pausing on: the site runs on Epic and uses Abridge for ambient documentation, so your note is drafted in real time while you’re actually in the room with the patient.

Pajama time in the EMR becomes a thing of the past!

Key Responsibilities

Full-panel outpatient Family Medicine care.

So an average of 18 to 20 patients per 8-hour clinical session, across nine clinic sessions a week, with one session set aside for the admin work that would otherwise eat into your evenings: refills, results, portal messages, the usual pile.

Standard participation in quality management and performance improvement work comes with the territory. You know… the kind tied to actual outcomes, not extra committee seats nobody asked for.

There’s room to informally mentor medical students if teaching is something you enjoy, but there’s no formal curriculum obligation attached. It’s there if you want it, not a requirement if you don’t.

The schedule is Monday through Friday, 9 to 5, with one evening session a week (12–7:30), with no weekend clinic, ever.

Call is phone-only, rotating across the group, and typically comes around once a month.

Required Qualifications

• MD or DO, board certified or board eligible in Family Medicine
• Active or eligible New York State medical license
• Comfortable carrying a full outpatient panel at 18–20 visits/day

Preferred Qualifications

• 1–2 years of experience in a similar community-based or ambulatory Family Medicine setting

$215,000 base salary, plus a $15,000 first-year incentive plan guarantee and ongoing quality and performance incentive bonuses. This role also qualifies for NHSC and PSLF loan repayment programs. Benefits are comprehensive and in line with what you’d expect from a major regional academic-affiliated health system.