Per Diem Primary Care Physician (Casual Employee)

One Medical•Boston, MA

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About The Position

One Medical is seeking a per diem Primary Care Physician for an hourly, casual employee role based in Boston, Massachusetts. The position involves 8–23 patient care hours per week and is not eligible for benefits. The physician will care for patients with a broad range of needs, including acute, chronic, and preventive visits, without building a patient panel. Care is provided in-office, with occasional telehealth visits. The physician collaborates with in-office teammates in daily huddles and with virtual clinical teams, uses their clinical training, and may perform in-office procedures. The hourly rate is $150.00. Starting pay may vary according to practice experience and patient care schedule; additional pay may be available to candidates who exceed the stated qualifications and requirements. The compensation package may also include benefits. Casual/per diem providers receive malpractice insurance coverage, an UpToDate subscription, and a One Medical-issued laptop for secure EHR access. Sick time is available in accordance with local requirements.

Requirements

Be enrolled in or have completed an accredited Internal Medicine or Family Medicine residency program.
Have practiced for at least 2 of the last 5 years in an outpatient primary care setting.
Be board certified in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine. If not yet board certified, be a current board-eligible Family Medicine or Internal Medicine resident, or have completed a Family Medicine or Internal Medicine residency within the last calendar year and be scheduled to take the next available board exam.
Hold a Massachusetts state license before the One Medical start date.
Demonstrate a passion for human-centered primary care.
Communicate successfully with and provide care to individuals of all backgrounds.
Effectively use technology to deliver high-quality care.
Demonstrate clinical proficiency in evidence-based primary care.
Want to be an integral part of a team dedicated to changing healthcare delivery.
Be open to feedback and reflection to gain productive insight into strengths and weaknesses.
Confidently navigate uncertain situations with patients and colleagues.
Adapt personal and interpersonal behavior to meet patients’ needs.

Responsibilities

See patients with a broad array of needs, including acute, chronic, and well visits; this is not a panel-building role.
Treat patients in-office and conduct occasional telehealth visits.
Collaborate with in-office teammates through daily huddles and with virtual clinical teams.
Use specific clinical training and perform in-office procedures as appropriate.