Primary Care Transformation Executive

Rochester Regional Health; United States; On-site; USD 300,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

Rochester Regional Health seeks a physician executive to serve as System Executive Medical Director of Primary Care. The leader will set strategic and clinical direction for an integrated primary care service line across the system, partnering with operations, nursing, finance and hospital leadership.

The role combines enterprise leadership with active clinical practice of at least 20%. It requires board certification and an MD/DO, plus strong experience directing primary care transformation in

Qualifications

• Board-certified physician with MD or DO license; leadership experience in primary care within a complex system.
• Proven ability to design and implement integrated care models and drive performance improvements.
• Experience in workforce planning, physician/APP recruitment and engagement.

Responsibilities

• Define and execute a systemwide primary care strategy connecting regions and care settings.
• Design team-based models that expand access and improve continuity of care.
• Set clinical standards, quality and safety measures with accountable outcomes.
• Lead recruitment, retention and professional development of physicians and APPs.
• Engage with payers, patients and stakeholders to advance value-based care.
• Champion use of technology and data to improve care and reduce clinician friction.

Skills

Board-certified physician

Leadership experience

Executive communication

Clinical transformation

Active clinical practice

Education

MD or DO

Advanced degree in business/health admin preferred

Job description

Rochester Regional Health seeks a physician executive to serve as System Executive Medical Director of Primary Care. The leader will set strategic and clinical direction for an integrated primary care service line across the system, partnering with operations, nursing, finance and hospital leadership.

The role combines enterprise leadership with active clinical practice of at least 20%. It requires board certification and an MD/DO, plus strong experience directing primary care transformation in