Family Practice - Geriatrics Physician at Medix

This opportunity is offered through Medix, a national healthcare staffing agency, in partnership with one of our top clients committed to delivering high-quality, accessible healthcare across the country.Primary Care Physician PACE ProgramPosition Summary:Under the direction of the Chief Medical Officer, the Primary Care Physician (PCP) is responsible for the medical care of participants enrolled in the PACE program. The PCP provides medical care, leadership for the PACE team, and guidance/education to interdisciplinary team (IDT) members regarding medical issues. This position works collaboratively with clinic leadership and site managers to ensure effective medical care and models a collaborative partnership with families and caregivers to address participants medical and non-medical needs.Salary Range: $198,000 $316,000 per year, based on market conditions, experience, skills, abilities, and work history.Duties and ResponsibilitiesDirect Patient CareProvide comprehensive coordinated medical care as guided by the PACE benefitConduct comprehensive initial, semi-annual, annual, and periodic assessments of participantsParticipate with the IDT in developing and implementing care plans; review and sign plans every six monthsUpdate care plans and inform the IDT as new issues ariseProvide primary care assessments and treatment, order diagnostic tests/medications, and arrange follow-up careOversee appropriate specialist referrals and coordinate care with participants and their familiesProvide on-call telephonic medical services for after-hours coverage on a rotating basisCollaboration & LeadershipSupervise nurse practitioners and physician assistants as appropriateCoordinate care for hospitalized participants and guide discharge planningManage care for nursing home participants as assigned, ensuring care plan adherenceMaintain a close, collegial working relationship with IDT membersProvide medical guidance at provider/clinic meetings, care conferences, and family meetingsParticipate in committees, task forces, and quality improvement initiatives as neededAdministrative & DocumentationDocument all clinical interactions in the electronic medical record, ensuring records are accurate and up-to-dateAssist clinic and administrative staff to ensure efficient operationsParticipate in quality assurance performance improvement (QAPI) activitiesMaintain confidentiality and comply with HIPAA, organizational policies, and safety protocolsQualificationsMD degree and current, unrestricted license to practice medicine in CaliforniaBoard certification in Internal Medicine or Family Practice (Geriatrics preferred)Minimum of 1 year of experience working with a frail or elderly population (PACE experience preferred)Current DEA certificationCurrent Basic Life Support (BLS) certificationStrong communication, interpersonal, and leadership skillsAbility to work effectively in a multicultural, interdisciplinary team environmentEqual Opportunity Employer: The hiring organization is committed to attracting, retaining, and supporting a diverse and inclusive workforce.Updated 10/23/2025