A part-time Medical Director opportunity in post-acute care is available in Yuma, Arizona — a growing Sun Belt community offering a manageable commute, year-round sunshine, and a lower cost of living than the Phoenix metro. This in-person leadership role combines clinical oversight with administrative responsibility in a post-acute setting, making it well-suited for a physician seeking meaningful part-time engagement without the demands of a full-time schedule.
Perks and Benefits
- Part-time schedule — structured for work-life balance while maintaining clinical and leadership engagement
- 401(k) retirement savings plan
- Professional liability insurance provided
- Access to an extensive CME/CE library with more than 300 offerings through an online learning platform
- In-person, on-site role with a defined Yuma, AZ service location
Practice Highlights
- Medical Director role within a post-acute care setting — combining clinical leadership with facility-level oversight
- Part-time commitment designed to complement an existing practice or serve as a focused standalone role
- In-person position based in Yuma, AZ — serving a regional post-acute patient population
- Supported by a national post-acute care infrastructure with established clinical protocols and administrative resources
Qualifications
- MD or DO degree with active Arizona medical license or eligibility to obtain
- Board certification or board eligibility in a relevant specialty (Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Geriatrics, or related field)
- Prior experience in post-acute, long-term care, or skilled nursing facility settings preferred
- Ability to commute to or relocate to Yuma, AZ — on-site presence required
About the Community
Yuma is one of Arizona's sunniest cities, situated in the southwestern corner of the state near the California and Mexico borders, with easy access to the Colorado River and an abundance of outdoor recreation including hiking, off-roading, and water sports. The city offers a notably low cost of living relative to Phoenix and Tucson, strong agricultural roots, and a tight-knit community feel — an appealing combination for physicians who want to make a regional impact without the pace of a major metro. Interstate 8 connects Yuma to San Diego in roughly two and a half hours, providing a convenient urban escape when desired.