Join a Growing Practice as a Geriatric Specialist at ChenMed

It Isn’t Just Primary Care, It’s Transformative Care

Welcome to ChenMed and our family of companies: ChenMed, JenCare and Dedicated Care. Our company started 35 years ago and now consists of: 4,000+ team members, 120+ centers across 15 states. Our primary care physicians are true hands-on caregivers transforming the health and lives of seniors on Medicare Advantage. Through our Value Based Care approach, you and your patients thrive in our high-touch, relationship-centered model – something the traditional, FFS healthcare model cannot provide. As a ChenMed physician, you have all the resources and team support you need to succeed.   

ChenMed invites  BC/BE Internal Medicine Physicians  for consideration! We are a physician-led organization that has a primary focus area: serve any and every senior in need of primary care services through our values: Love, Accountability, and Passion. 

Compensation and Benefits:

• Market competitive base salary
• Commencement bonus and quality incentives
• 33 Combined Days Off (PTO, Holiday’s, and Personal)
• An additional 5 CME days with an allowance of $3500
• Comprehensive benefits offering includes: Health, Dental, Vision, 401k w/match
• Relocation Assistance

Practice Details:

• Monday-Friday, 7:30 am-5:00 pm, admin time is factored into each provider’s schedule
• Patient panel cap of 450 average
• Dedicated in-house staff, to include: Nursing services, Case Managers, Social Workers, and Consultants

Please contact me if you might be interested. I would love to discuss this opportunity at your convenience. 

When a physician has a medical crisis, everything changes. After our founder, James Chen, received a formidable medical diagnosis, it was his complicated and disjointed healthcare experience that ultimately launched JenCare. Since then, our successful, full-risk, value-based, primary care practice continues to achieve results like no other. Primary Care Physicians lead our unique culture and unmatched care delivery model, which is transforming healthcare for low- to moderate-income Medicare-eligible seniors. And it’s the commitment and talents of the nation’s best physicians that are catapulting us to the top of the markets we serve. Learn more about our supportive, physician-led organization and how you can enjoy the satisfying medical career you’ve always wanted.

We are seeking PCPs with specialization in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, and/or Geriatrics to join our Atlanta team.

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