Family Medicine Physician

Skilled Wound Care•Arlington, VA

8d•$250,000 - $500,000•Onsite

About The Position

Skilled Wound Care is hiring Family Medicine Physicians in Arlington, Virginia, to work as wound care physicians and lead wound care initiatives in skilled nursing facilities. Physicians evaluate and treat chronic, non-healing, and complex wounds, perform surgical and sharp debridement and other bedside procedures, and use advanced dressings and specialized wound protocols. The role involves collaborative care in skilled nursing facilities and post-acute settings, following patients through healing. The position offers clinical autonomy, hands-on procedures with comprehensive training, and custom documentation software intended to reduce administrative time. It is a no-call role with a Monday–Friday schedule and no nights or weekends. Part-time schedules are 2–3 days per week; full-time schedules are 4–5 days per week. Compensation for full-time work is listed as $250,000–$500,000 per year, with per-patient and per-procedure pay and quarterly bonus programs. The posting states that independent contractors have no earning cap and that top performers earn over $500,000 through performance bonuses. Candidates must complete confidential pre-employment DiSC testing and relevant skills testing. Skilled Wound Care is part of Skilled Physicians Group and describes itself as an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements

MD or DO from an accredited institution.
Unrestricted or clear medical license in the state of practice, or eligibility to obtain one.
DEA license, or eligibility to obtain one.
Complete pre-employment confidential DiSC testing and appropriate relevant skills testing.

Nice To Haves

No previous wound care or procedural experience is required; comprehensive wound care training is provided.
The employer welcomes Family Medicine physicians, Internal Medicine physicians, and surgeons of all backgrounds.

Responsibilities

Perform surgical and sharp debridement and other bedside procedures.
Evaluate and treat chronic, non-healing, and complex wounds.
Use advanced dressings and specialized wound protocols.
Collaborate in skilled nursing facilities and post-acute settings, following patients through healing.
Lead wound care initiatives in skilled nursing facilities across the area.