Our client has an opening for a PACE Clinical Physician in Fort Myers, FL.  Prior experience providing care to frail/elderly or end-of-life patients is preferred.  Work 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday.

What is PACE?

PACE (Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly) is a program for frail/elderly recipients who have been determined to need “nursing facility level of care” but wish to remain in their home and community as long as possible. Value of PACE: using a capitated payment system, PACE programs are able to provide the entire continuum of care and services to older adults with chronic care needs while maintaining their independence at home for as long as possible.  Each PACE Program is comprised of an Interdisciplinary Team of health professionals working together to provide comprehensive care for PACE participants.

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Our search firm has been retained by Maryland’s largest, not-for-profit Hospice/Palliative Care organization to recruit a Director of Quality, Patient Safety and Staff Development and this role will be responsible for all ofour client’s locations to include: Northern Virginia (brand new joint venture ), Anne Arundel and PG County, Washington County, Howard County, Baltimore County and Baltimore City service areas.

The Director of Quality, Patient Safety, and Staff Development assists in the development and implementation of quality, patient safety, and accreditation standards. This role will also monitor, review, and stay abreast of changes within regulatory rules and change within the appropriate accreditation organization, as well as federal, state and local government regulations that impact end of life care. The Director will provide leadership and work directly with managers, providers, and staff to foster clinical effectiveness and quality outcomes and advance a culture of excellence throughout the organization.

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Our search firm has been retained by Maryland’s largest, not-for-profit Hospice/Palliative Care organization to recruit several Nurse Practitioners for Palliative Care roles in the Emergency Department.  These roles will work during daytime hours with flexible start times.

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Our search firm has been retained by Maryland’s largest, not-for-profit Hospice/Palliative Care organization to recruit a Hospice clinical physician for their Anne Arundel County and P.G. County region.

The role will do face to faces and IDT’s in P.G. and Anne Arundel County.

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Our search firm has been retained by a non-profit PACE Program to recruit a new Medical Director in San Francisco.  The Medical Director will lead a medical team consisting of two APPs and one Physician.  This role will spend .50 time administratively and .50 time doing clinical work at the PACE Center.  Current enrollment for the PACE program is 200 participants with a new site opening in July 2025.  Work Monday – Friday 8:30am-5:00pm.  Large sign on bonus.

What is PACE?

PACE (Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly) is a program for frail/elderly recipients who have been determined to need “nursing facility level of care” but wish to remain in their home and community as long as possible. Value of PACE: using a capitated payment system, PACE programs are able to provide the entire continuum of care and services to older adults with chronic care needs while maintaining their independence at home for as long as possible.  Each PACE Program is comprised of an Interdisciplinary Team of health professionals working together to provide comprehensive care for PACE participants.

Contact Us: Please click here to Email us or contact us at (757) 377-3867 (Chris Murphey’s cell phone)

Our client has an opening for a PACE Clinical Physician in Davie, FL.  Prior experience providing care to frail/elderly or end-of-life patients is preferred.  Work 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday.

What is PACE?

PACE (Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly) is a program for frail/elderly recipients who have been determined to need “nursing facility level of care” but wish to remain in their home and community as long as possible. Value of PACE: using a capitated payment system, PACE programs are able to provide the entire continuum of care and services to older adults with chronic care needs while maintaining their independence at home for as long as possible.  Each PACE Program is comprised of an Interdisciplinary Team of health professionals working together to provide comprehensive care for PACE participants.

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Our search firm is working with a non-profit PACE Program to recruit PCPs for Lowell, MA and Methuen, MA..

These are full-time, employed position, Monday- Friday 8:30am-4:30pm position; no nights, no weekends, no holidays!  On average, you will see 6-9 patients daily at the PACE Center.  Minimal Call.

The Primary Care Physician is responsible for the medical care of participants enrolled in the PACE program.  We are searching for a physician (MD/DO) with at least 1 years’ experience working with the Frail or Elderly population.  Current board certification in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine is required.  It is not required for a physician to hold subspecialty board certification in Geriatrics.  Ability to work as a team player in an inter-disciplinary setting is required.

What is PACE?

PACE (Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly) is a program for frail/elderly recipients who have been determined to need “nursing facility level of care” but wish to remain in their home and community as long as possible. Value of PACE: using a capitated payment system, PACE programs are able to provide the entire continuum of care and services to older adults with chronic care needs while maintaining their independence at home for as long as possible.  Each PACE Program is comprised of an Interdisciplinary Team of health professionals working together to provide comprehensive care for PACE participants.

Contact Us: Please click here to Email us or contact us at (757) 377-3867 (Chris Murphey’s cell phone)

Our search firm has been retained by Maryland’s largest, not-for-profit Hospice/Palliative Care organization to recruit a physician to serve as Medical Director, Hospice for their Washington County, Maryland (Hagerstown, MD) region.

The role is 20% administrative (can work from home) and 80% onsite (seeing patients 2-days a week and involved with IDT’s 2-days a week).

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Our search firm has been retained to recruit a physician to serve as Medical Director, Serious Illness Care (SIC).  The SIC program is for seriously ill home-bound seniors in Baltimore City and Baltimore County.  The Medical Director will spend 80% of the time seeing home bound patients and 20% administratively.  The Medical Director will provide leadership, direct patient visits, and help coordinate transitions to a PACE program.

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Our search firm has been retained by a non-profit PACE Program to recruit a Primary Care Physician to work in one of their PACE Centers in the Cleveland, OH region.

This is a full-time, employed position, Monday- Friday 8:30am-4:30pm position; no nights, no weekends, no holidays!  On average, you will see 4-8 patients daily at the PACE Center.  Minimal Call.

The Primary Care Physician is responsible for the medical care of participants enrolled in the PACE program.  We are searching for a physician (MD/DO) with at least 1 years’ experience working with the Frail or Elderly population.  Current board certification in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine is required.  It is not required for a physician to hold subspecialty board certification in Geriatrics.  Ability to work as a team player in an inter-disciplinary setting is required.

What is PACE?

PACE (Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly) is a program for frail/elderly recipients who have been determined to need “nursing facility level of care” but wish to remain in their home and community as long as possible. Value of PACE: using a capitated payment system, PACE programs are able to provide the entire continuum of care and services to older adults with chronic care needs while maintaining their independence at home for as long as possible.  Each PACE Program is comprised of an Interdisciplinary Team of health professionals working together to provide comprehensive care for PACE participants.

Contact Us: Please click here to Email us or contact us at (757) 377-3867 (Chris Murphey’s cell phone)