Brigham and Women's Harbor Medical Associates seeks an Internal Medicine Physician to join an established practice in Boston's South Shore community. The incoming Internal Medicine Physician will receive a competitive salary with performance incentives, flexible scheduling, and the professional autonomy to shape your practice around the needs of a diverse patient population. If you are board-certified or board-eligible in Internal Medicine and want to make a lasting impact, let's discuss how your vision aligns with our commitment to exceptional care.

Opportunity Highlights

· Earn a competitive $275,000 to $285,000 base salary guaranteed for your first two years

· The incoming Internal Medicine Physician will thrive in a balanced work environment, seeing 15 to 16 patients daily

· Enjoy outstanding work-life balance by choosing a 4-day or 5-day workweek

· Dedicate 32 hours to patient care weekly, with 4 hours set aside for administrative tasks

· Receive a generous sign-on bonus and relocation allowance to help with your transition to the team

· Step into a well-established Internal Medicine practice in the vibrant Hingham, MA, community, serving a diverse patient demographic

· Engage in meaningful outpatient care supported by modern facilities, including walk-in phlebotomy and an in-house lab

· Enjoy a robust benefits package, including PTO, CME time, retirement plans, and full coverage for health, life, vision, and dental

Community Highlights – Enjoy the Highly Desirable Boston Metro Area

The metropolitan area of Boston is a rich hub of history, diversity, culture, and education, making it an ideal destination. With its charming residential areas and a wide range of housing options, it offers various outdoor activities and exceptional schools.

· Hingham, MA, has an overall grade of A and is a Best Place to Retire and a Place with the Best Public Schools in Massachusetts

· Enjoy an Exceptional Livability Score, with A+ grades for Commute, Crime, Employment, Health & Safety, Schools, and User Ratings

· Boston is ranked as One of the Best Places to Live and Retire by US News

· Boston has an overall grade of A and is the No. 6 Best City for Young Professionals in America (Niche)

· The area is home to top-tier public and private schools, as well as Ivy League universities

· The incoming Internal Medicine Physician will enjoy four distinct seasons, picturesque views, and plenty of outdoor activities

· Nearby attractions include Fenway Park, The Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall, and charming seaside villages from Cape Cod to Maine