Family Practice Physician - Michigan
Position Highlights:
Family Medicine Residency Program Director
Beautiful Southwest Michigan
A growing academic health system in Southwest Michigan is seeking a Family Medicine Residency Program Director to lead an established community-based residency program. Ideal for a physician educator ready to step into residency leadership, pursue a new professional challenge, or make a lasting impact during the next chapter of an academic career. The incoming leader will help shape program culture, mentor residents and faculty, and guide the program's continued growth and success.
Position Highlights:
- Established Program, Meaningful Impact: Lead a respected residency program with the opportunity to shape its future.
- Leadership & Mentorship: Guide resident education, faculty development, recruitment, and program strategy.
- Clinical Flexibility: Outpatient-only or hybrid practice options available.
- Outstanding Lifestyle: No routine call, nights, or obstetric responsibilities.
- Academic Environment: Protected leadership time with dedicated administrative support.
Compensation & Benefits:
- Exceptional Compensation: Total earning potential of $300,000+, including an annual Program Director leadership stipend.
- Robust Retirement Package: Generous employer contributions and additional tax-advantaged retirement savings opportunities.
- Dedicated Professional Development Support: Protected CME time plus substantial annual funding for CME, certifications, licensure, and professional society participation.
- Generous Time Off: Up to 280 hours of PTO annually based on academic rank.
- Comprehensive Benefits: Health, dental, vision, disability, malpractice with tail coverage, and signing bonus support.
About the Community
- Outdoor Adventure: Lake Michigan beaches, boating, hiking, cycling, golf, and year-round recreation opportunities.
- Exceptional Quality of Life: Affordable living, short commutes, and outstanding purchasing power.
- Family-Friendly Communities: Welcoming neighborhoods, excellent schools, and abundant family amenities.
- Four-Season Lifestyle: Enjoy everything from summer waterfront activities to winter sports and scenic trails.
- Midwest Accessibility: Convenient access to Chicago, Grand Rapids, Detroit, and major regional airports.
- Food & Culture: Award-winning breweries, wineries, local dining, festivals, and vibrant downtown districts.
Job Reference #: [FP 27099]
About the Community
Family Medicine Residency Program Director
Beautiful Southwest Michigan
A growing academic health system in Southwest Michigan is seeking a Family Medicine Residency Program Director to lead an established community-based residency program. Ideal for a physician educator ready to step into residency leadership, pursue a new professional challenge, or make a lasting impact during the next chapter of an academic career. The incoming leader will help shape program culture, mentor residents and faculty, and guide the program's continued growth and success.
Position Highlights:
- Established Program, Meaningful Impact: Lead a respected residency program with the opportunity to shape its future.
- Leadership & Mentorship: Guide resident education, faculty development, recruitment, and program strategy.
- Clinical Flexibility: Outpatient-only or hybrid practice options available.
- Outstanding Lifestyle: No routine call, nights, or obstetric responsibilities.
- Academic Environment: Protected leadership time with dedicated administrative support.
Compensation & Benefits:
- Exceptional Compensation: Total earning potential of $300,000+, including an annual Program Director leadership stipend.
- Robust Retirement Package: Generous employer contributions and additional tax-advantaged retirement savings opportunities.
- Dedicated Professional Development Support: Protected CME time plus substantial annual funding for CME, certifications, licensure, and professional society participation.
- Generous Time Off: Up to 280 hours of PTO annually based on academic rank.
- Comprehensive Benefits: Health, dental, vision, disability, malpractice with tail coverage, and signing bonus support.
About the Community
- Outdoor Adventure: Lake Michigan beaches, boating, hiking, cycling, golf, and year-round recreation opportunities.
- Exceptional Quality of Life: Affordable living, short commutes, and outstanding purchasing power.
- Family-Friendly Communities: Welcoming neighborhoods, excellent schools, and abundant family amenities.
- Four-Season Lifestyle: Enjoy everything from summer waterfront activities to winter sports and scenic trails.
- Midwest Accessibility: Convenient access to Chicago, Grand Rapids, Detroit, and major regional airports.
- Food & Culture: Award-winning breweries, wineries, local dining, festivals, and vibrant downtown districts.
Job Reference #: [FP 27099]
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Keith Herl
Director of Recruiting
- keith.herl@themedicusfirm.comEmail the recruiter
- (972) 332-0559Call the recruiter
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Welcome to the land of rolling hills, sparkling clear lakes, stellar recreation, and stunning entertainment. Centrally located between Detroit and Chicago, the city of Kalamazoo lies on the lower reaches of the Kalamazoo River at its confluence with Portage Creek, 35 miles east of Lake Michigan. From its small-town feel, big-city life, and equidistant 150 miles from both Detroit and Chicago, nuance is the best word to define Brewery City
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Known for its unique combination of urban sophistication and small-town warmth, Grand Rapids is located in Western Michigan on the banks of the legendary Grand River. Incorporated in 1838, today, the community is rated among the top cities in the U.S., combining family-friendliness with safety, cleanliness, and an uncommon commitment to enterprise. Businesses tend to thrive here because of the region's famous work ethic and a historical commitment to the value of innovation.
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