Longevity Medicine Physician; MD/DO; Dallas
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Doctor/Physician
Medical Doctor, Healthcare Consultant, Primary Care Physician, Internal Medicine Physician
Physician MD/DO |
Pay:$250,000 + bonus |
Schedule:Full Time, Onsite
Transform How You Practice Medicine in Dallas
Our client, a globally recognized leader in advanced and preventative healthcare, is hiring an additional physician in their Dallas clinic due to patient demand. They are seeking a Physician (MD/DO) who is excited to deliver medicine that’s personalized, proactive, and centered on optimizing patient health and performance.
About the RoleIn this position, you’ll move beyond transactional care. You’ll work with state-of-the-art diagnostics, emerging therapies, and a comprehensive approach to longevity medicine that helps you address underlying drivers of health. A smaller patient panel allows for unhurried visits, thoughtful collaboration, and a more meaningful physician-patient connection. Our client is open to offering a flexible hybrid schedule.
What Our Client Is Looking For- Minimum of 3 years of clinical experience in a patient-centered environment
- Genuine interest in prevention and longevity (training in functional or age-management medicine is a plus but not required)
- Intellectual curiosity and a willingness to embrace innovative approaches
- Strong communication skills and a commitment to patient partnership
- Active board certification
- Unrestricted Texas medical license or the ability to obtain one
- Competitive compensation and a benefits package focused on your well-being
- A manageable patient load, typically 6-8 visits per day
- Opportunity for a hybrid work schedule
- Access to leading-edge tools and continual education in longevity-focused care
- The opportunity to build your life and career in Dallas, a vibrant city known for its strong economy, diverse communities, and expanding medical landscape
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