Outpatient Internal Medicine | University City + Tech Hub

Internal Medicine Physician - University City + Tech Hub Provo & Salem, Utah

Join the medical group that pioneered value-based care in Utah. Multiple Internal Medicine opportunities in the Provo area—where you'll find a younger, educated patient population, a booming tech economy, and exceptional income potential through productivity.

The Compensation:

• $500K-$550K+ total annual compensation through productivity and collections
• Performance-driven model with significant upside potential
• Robust support infrastructure enables efficient 16+ patient encounters with growth potential
• APPs available as extenders to scale your practice and earnings
• Ancillary services enhance total compensation package
• Employed with full benefits + partnership path
• Quality metrics bonuses align with ACO model

Provo & Salem - The Draw:

• Provo: Vibrant university city, growing tech scene (Silicon Slopes)
• Salem: Newer community, family-oriented, more space
• Educated, engaged patient population
• Strong economy, job growth, young demographic
• Cultural events, dining, entertainment
• Direct mountain access for skiing, hiking, biking
• 45 minutes to Salt Lake City
• Affordable compared to other Western tech hubs

The Clinical Environment:

• 4-5 day work week with flexible scheduling options
• Part of 100+ location system with deep specialty network
• Comprehensive support: MAs, care coordinators, case management
• Medicare Next Generation ACO—we literally wrote the playbook
• Focus on complex disease management and longitudinal care
• Advanced technology, strong EMR, clinical decision support
• Established panels with continuity

We're Seeking:

• MD/DO, BC/BE Internal Medicine
• Strong diagnostic and management skills
• Interest in population health and value-based care
• Collaborative mindset for multi-specialty integration

Why This Group: Largest independent multi-specialty practice in Utah. Founded 1969. Physician-led. Only Next Generation ACO in the state. We've cracked the code on making employed medicine work.