Internal Medicine Physician

The opportunity is with a distinguished concierge medicine practice located in the heart of Napa Valley, California. Napa Valley is globally celebrated for its stunning vineyards, rich cultural heritage, and a thriving arts scene, making it an exceptional place to live and work. The downtown area is steeped in history with late-1800s and early-1900s architecture, complemented by a riverfront promenade filled with shops, eateries, and the renowned Napa Valley Opera House. This vibrant and scenic environment offers an appealing lifestyle with the perfect blend of tranquility and sophistication. The medical practice itself is a boutique, membership-based concierge medicine service that prioritizes personalized, high-quality care, particularly catering to a senior patient population. This model ensures that patients receive extensive one-on-one attention and a deeper physician-patient relationship, which is both fulfilling and impactful for the physician and patients alike.

The role is designed for a Board Certified Internal Medicine Physician who has more than three years of post-graduate experience. This physician will join a collegial and collaborative group known for its outstanding bedside manner and compassionate care. The practice offers a highly competitive base salary of $300,000, along with comprehensive benefits including dental, vision, and medical PPO plans, plus a 401k plan with a 4% employer match. Physicians receive six weeks of paid vacation annually, promoting a healthy work-life balance and flexibility rarely found in traditional medical practices. This position is ideally suited for a physician seeking to escape the typical high-volume, burnout-prone settings and embrace a flexible, autonomous work style that concierge medicine provides.

The daily patient load is deliberately kept small, ranging from three to eight patients per day, which allows the physician to deliver attentive, personalized care without feeling rushed. Approximately 70 to 80 percent of the patients are senior adults, many of whom reside in assisted living facilities, requiring compassion, patience, and expertise in managing complex, age-related health issues. There is opportunity to grow the patient panel if desired, allowing for greater compensation without sacrificing the quality of care. Schedules can be adjusted for personal and professional needs, providing ample autonomy for the physician to balance work commitments with personal life. This role offers a truly rewarding practice environment where the physician can follow their calling, enjoy job satisfaction, and practice medicine aligned to their values and preferences.