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ATC West Healthcare Services is seeking an experienced Geriatric Medicine Physician to provide locum coverage at a facility in Hampden County, MA. The position combines clinical duties, interdisciplinary collaboration, participant/family education, and program leadership to support high-quality, patient-centered care. This role is ideal for a physician experienced in geriatrics and chronic disease management who thrives in a collaborative, community-based care environment.

Schedule / Dates

• Schedule: Monday Friday

• Hours: Full-time

Job Details & Responsibilities

• Conduct histories and physicals for new participants, as well as event-based and periodic reassessments.

• Develop medical treatment plans and provide medically necessary services across participant care settings.

• Interview and evaluate applicants and caregivers for PACE program eligibility and participate in Intake and Assessment decisions.

• Discuss medical conditions, prognosis, and care planning with participants and caregivers.

• Work collaboratively within TH PACE s shared, interdisciplinary culture.

• Collaborate with nursing staff on participant treatment programs.

• Contribute as part of the leadership team to achieving operational goals.

• Actively participate in interdisciplinary team meetings, educating team members on diagnoses, functional status, and treatment options.

• Participate in team and family conferences and shared decision-making.

• Educate participants and families on health maintenance and chronic condition management.

• Supervise health care and treatment plans developed by the interdisciplinary team.

• Perform physical exams; order, review, and document laboratory and diagnostic testing.

• Participate in provider on-call rotation.

• Manage evolving priorities based on participant needs.

• Demonstrate strong skills in physical assessment and chronic disease management for frail older adults.

• Contribute to a creative, alternative health care model.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Current and active Massachusetts plenary physician license (Required)

• Board Certification in Internal Medicine or Family Practice (Required)

• Board Certification in Geriatrics (Preferred)

• Experience or additional qualifications in geriatrics (Preferred)

• DEA registration (Required)

• Previous supervisory experience (Required)

• Minimum 1 year of experience working with frail or elderly populations (Required)

• Certifications Required: Board Certification, CSR/CDS (Controlled Substance), DEA

• Ability to effectively manage chronic diseases in older adults

• Strong communication, interdisciplinary collaboration, and patient/family education skills

• Ability to manage changing priorities in participant-centered care environments