Internal Medicine Physician
At a glance
Internal Medicine Physician role posted by Healthcare United, a recruiter. Cincinnati, OH · full-time · from $300,000 a year.
physicianroles summary, based on the recruiter's listing.
What you'll do
- Provide outpatient primary care for medically complex patients, with longer visits and generally 10-12 patients each day
- Lead within an interdisciplinary care team and mentor colleagues while maintaining direct patient care
- Manage chronic disease and support population health through proactive, team-based care
- Work with nursing, behavioral health, pharmacy, social work and care management to improve patient outcomes
Who this fits
This role suits a Family Medicine or Internal Medicine physician who wants to combine outpatient care with clinical leadership, mentoring and chronic disease management. The position is full-time and based in Cincinnati, Ohio.
From the recruiter
Healthcare United is seeking a Lead Primary Care Physician for outpatient primary care opportunities in Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio .
This is an excellent opportunity for a Family Medicine or Internal Medicine physician interested in a high-impact, value-based care model with strong clinical support, smaller patient panels, and the ability to make a real difference in the lives of medically complex patients.
The incoming physician will provide outpatient primary care while also serving as a clinical leader within a collaborative, interdisciplinary care team. This role is ideal for a physician who enjoys direct patient care, leadership, mentoring, population health, chronic disease management, and improving outcomes through proactive, team-based medicine.
The model is built around quality care over volume , with longer patient visits, lower daily patient counts, and strong support from nursing, behavioral health, pharmacy, social work, care management, and clinical leadership.
- Competitive compensation with $300K+ potential
- Cincinnati role may include signing bonus up to $50,000
- Smaller patient panels, generally around 10-12 patients per day
- Longer patient visits and stronger provider-patient relationships
- Strong interdisciplinary support model
- Support from behavioral health, pharmacy, nursing, social work, nutrition, and care management
- Mission-driven outpatient practice environment
- Opportunity to combine patient care with clinical leadership
- Value-based care model focused on outcomes, quality, and patient engagement