Seeking Physicians in Richmond Va; Community Health! Do Good Work!

Virginia Community Healthcare Association; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 200,000 - 280,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Robust Benefits Package

Job summary

Virginia Community Healthcare Association in Richmond, VA is seeking a Talented Physician to support local communities. You will provide comprehensive primary care to patients of diverse backgrounds, collaborating with a dedicated team to improve health outcomes across Central Virginia.

This full-time role reports to the Chief Medical Officer, with a typical schedule Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm, and occasional extended hours.

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree with Family Practice residency completed.
• Virginia medical license and DEA registration.
• ECFMG certificate if applicable.
• Strong communication and community‑focused care.

Responsibilities

• Deliver comprehensive medical care and preventive health maintenance to the entire family unit.
• Perform examinations, order/interpret diagnostic tests, and implement patient-centered treatment plans.
• Coordinate care with outside specialists to ensure continuity of care.
• Perform surgical, obstetrical, gynecological, and critical care procedures as trained.
• Educate and mentor clinical staff, residents, and medical students.

Skills

Community mindset

Strong communication

Education

MD or DO with Family Practice residency

Job description

Virginia Community Healthcare Association is looking for a Talented Physicians to support Richmond, VA communities. Here's a chance to do good work and support amazing people across the Capital. You’ll serve patients of all backgrounds while working alongside a team committed to improving health outcomes across Central VA.

Reports to the CMO

M-F 8-5 (some Mon-Tues hours extend to 7pm)

Pay range: $200,000-$280,000

Robust Benefits Package

Key Responsibilities

• Whole-Family Care: Deliver comprehensive medical care and preventive health maintenance to the entire family unit.
• Clinical Excellence: Perform examinations, order/interpret diagnostic tests, and implement patient-centered treatment plans.
• Continuity of Care: Manage complex cases and coordinate care with outside specialists when needed.
• Procedures: Perform surgical, obstetrical, gynecological, and critical care procedures based on training.
• Mentorship: Educate and guide clinical staff, residents, and medical students.

What You Bring

• Community Mindset: Deep alignment with the mission of Community Health Centers and community-fit care.
• Strong Communication: Exceptional skill in building trusted relationships with diverse patients, families, and staff.
• Education: MD or DO degree with successful completion of a Family Practice residency.
• Credentials: Active Virginia medical license, valid DEA registration, and ECFMG certificate (if applicable).

This role is part of a broader effort to strengthen access to high-quality primary care across Virginia. Our approach is simple: support providers, build strong care teams, and ensure communities have access to the care they deserve.