Outpatient Primary Care Physician Geriatric Focus (South Side Chicago)
Schedule: Full-Time Monday Friday Clinic Hours Close at 5:00 PM
Setting: 100% Outpatient No Nights No Weekends No Call
Patient Population: Primarily Geriatric / Medicare
Compensation: Competitive base salary + bonus potential + full benefits
An established outpatient primary care clinic on the South Side of Chicago is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Internal Medicine or Family Medicine Physician to care for a predominantly geriatric, Medicare-focused patient population.
This opportunity is ideal for physicians who value relationship-based medicine, continuity of care, and predictable hours, while serving an older adult community with meaningful healthcare needs.
Why Physicians Choose This Role
- Primarily geriatric patient population with complex, rewarding care needs
- 100% outpatient no hospital rounding or inpatient responsibilities
- Clinic closes at 5:00 PM for consistent work-life balance
- No nights, weekends, or call
- On-site pharmacy, improving medication access and adherence
- Smaller daily patient panels allowing for longer visits and deeper care
Physicians are supported by a dedicated, team-based clinical model designed to reduce administrative burden and allow focus on patient care.
Role Overview
- Provide comprehensive outpatient primary care to older adults
- Manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, CHF, COPD, and arthritis
- Emphasize preventive care, care coordination, and patient education
- Collaborate closely with nursing staff, medical assistants, and care coordinators
- Practice within a value-based care model focused on outcomes, not volume
Qualifications
- MD or DO
- Board-Certified or Board-Eligible in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine
- Active Illinois medical license or ability to obtain
- Interest in outpatient, geriatric-focused primary care
This role offers physicians the ability to practice meaningful medicine, maintain predictable hours, and still be home by early evening without sacrificing clinical complexity or professional satisfaction.
