Primary Care Physician - Part-Time Everett, WA; Vera)

Job Description Summary

If you became a family medicine physician to build real relationships and actually practice medicine — not to sprint through 25 patients before noon — this is what you've been waiting for.

What your day actually looks like:
See 10–15 patients with appointments ranging from 20 to 60 minutes — time to actually listen, think, and treat.

• Work alongside a dedicated Whole Health Coach embedded in your care center, addressing behavioral, lifestyle, and psychosocial factors in-house.
• Onsite lab and pharmacy — no referral friction, no waiting on outside results to make a clinical decision.
• Measured on outcomes and population health — not procedure volume or RVUs.
• Provide prevention, chronic care, acute care, and disease management within a true medical home model.
• Participate in clinical leadership: quality improvement, care model development, and peer community.

• $243,074–$364,611 base salary — top quartile for Family Medicine nationally
• 2 weeks paid CME leave + $2,500 annual CME stipend
• Premium medical, dental, vision coverage with HSA pre‑tax savings option
• Matching 401(k) retirement program
• Generous PTO, paid holidays, and Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Access to Vera care center services and health coaching — for you personally

25 miles north of Seattle — all the Pacific Northwest has to offer, without the Seattle cost of living. Cascade Mountains, Puget Sound waterfront, and world‑class outdoor recreation year‑round. Strong and growing healthcare community with deep roots in Snohomish County.

• MD or DO degree;
  Family Medicine or Internal Medicine residency — FM preferred
• Current Board Certification — ABFM, ABIM, or AOA
• 3+ years of primary care experience
• Current, unrestricted state medical license and valid DEA number
• Team‑based care experience; EMR proficiency (athenahealth preferred)
• Medicare Advantage and HCC coding experience a plus
• Negative TB test documentation within 12 months of start date