Naturopathic Physician
Listed on 2026-09-21
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Doctor/Physician
Medical Doctor, Primary Care Physician, Internal Medicine Physician
The Naturopathic Physician role at Atria Health and Research Institute is a full-time position in New York with annual compensation of $175,000 to $225,000. The physician conducts comprehensive evaluations, interprets diagnostic findings, and develops individualized plans within an integrative and Lifestyle Medicine practice. Atria requires at least five years of experience as a practicing Naturopathic Physician and an active Naturopathic Doctor license.
Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association is required, while Lifestyle Medicine certification is preferred.
The physician works with Atria members through preventive care, chronic-condition management, and health optimization. Remote monitoring covers cardiometabolic risk, sleep, nutrition, performance, movement, and environmental factors. The position includes coordination with each member's Chief Medical Officer and specialist team, along with contributions to Atria's Precision Lifestyle Medicine Initiative. The role is based in New York and sits within a multidisciplinary practice that combines clinical care, research, and long-term member communication.
- Role:
Naturopathic Physician - Employer:
Atria Health and Research Institute - Location:
New York, NY - Employment type:
Full-time - Compensation: $175,000 to $225,000 per year
Applicants have the active naturopathic license and American Heart Association Basic Life Support certification ready before submitting an application. The application also requires a clear account of clinical experience, Lifestyle Medicine training, and work with patients managing long-term health goals.
The physician leads lifestyle-related care for a cohort of Atria members. Clinical work covers Lifestyle Medicine, Environmental Medicine, and Mind-body Medicine within an integrative primary care foundation. Patient evaluations combine history, examination, and diagnostic findings so the physician can set a practical plan for each member's health priorities.
Remote patient monitoring extends the clinical relationship beyond scheduled visits. The physician follows cardiometabolic risk, sleep, nutrition, movement, performance, and environmental exposures over time. Member accountability and follow-through require clear communication, measurable goals, and timely adjustments when health data or daily routines change.
Clinical Work Across Atria's NetworkAtria's New York practice connects preventive care with primary care, advanced screening, specialty consultation, and home services. The Naturopathic Physician coordinates with a member's Chief Medical Officer and specialists when an evaluation identifies a need for additional clinical input. Atria's clinical team includes physicians and allied professionals across internal medicine, cardiology, endocrinology, integrative medicine, nutrition, sleep medicine, and other specialties.
The position includes clinical and operational work across the member care cycle:
- Conduct comprehensive evaluations and synthesize diagnostic findings.
- Order relevant testing with primary care teams.
- Create treatment plans for acute and chronic conditions within the physician's scope.
- Coordinate referrals and interdisciplinary treatment planning.
- Maintain longitudinal communication with members.
- Contribute to clinical workflows and member communication systems.
Atria's clinical positions include roles that work alongside physicians, specialists, and allied health professionals. The New York position connects daily naturopathic care with a broader medical structure rather than operating as a separate consultation service.
Credentials for the New York PracticeThe role requires five or more years of practice as a Naturopathic Physician and an active Naturopathic Doctor license. The physician also needs Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association. Lifestyle Medicine certification from the American College of Lifestyle Medicine or a similar organization is preferred.
A strong primary care foundation supports the clinical work. Atria also seeks a physician who communicates clearly, stays organized, observes details, takes initiative, and works comfortably with members who need sustained accountability. Experience in an Integrative Medicine setting is preferred, and continuing education remains part of the professional expectations.
Member Care and Physician CollaborationAtria is a membership-based concierge medical practice with locations in New York, Los Angeles, and Palm Beach. Each member has a…
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