Lead ChenMed’s Transformative Care Model as a Center Clinical Director

ChenMed invites Outpatient Physicians, BC in Geriatrics, Internal Medicine, or Family Medicine, interested in expanding on their leadership development and experience to join ChenMed! Center Clinical Directors at ChenMed enjoy the satisfaction of maintaining a small patient panel and developing their staff of physicians further!

Our Atlanta, GA team is growing our services to lead preventative care for seniors in our community. ChenMed is based in the greater Miami area but leads the Senior Care Revolution. We are a physician-led organization that has one 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, to include: Health, Dental, Vision, 401k w/match
• Provided relocation expense

Highlights of our Center Medical Director Position:

• Hours are 7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
• Duties are a 50/50 split between administrative and clinical
• CMD carry a panel of 225 patients
• Administrative duties include leadership meetings, managing/coaching physicians under CMD, handling patient issues that were not resolved at the physician level, and some community outreach.
• On-site lab and pharmacy
• Patient concierge services including transportation to and from appointments, prescription delivery, holistic health services including acupuncture, yoga, tai chi, and nutrition seminars.

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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