Family Practice - Without OB Physician

About the role

Arc Health is seeking a dedicated, compassionate Board-Certified Family Medicine or Internal Medicine physician to join their team at the Chinle, part of the Navajo Area Indian Health Service (NAIHS).

Why Chinle?

• Culturally Rich Community: Be part of a vibrant, resilient population where cultural traditions are deeply integrated into daily life and healthcare.
• Scenic Beauty: Located amid awe-inspiring red rock canyons and desert vistas ideal for hiking, photography, and reflection.
• High-Impact Work: Your care will reach patients who often travel hours for quality medical services, making every day you serve one that matters.

About The Facility

Chinle is a 60-bed hospital offering comprehensive care to approximately 35,000 Navajo Nation residents. Services include inpatient/outpatient primary care, pediatrics, OB/GYN, emergency medicine, mental health, public health, and more. This role is primarily outpatient with flexibility to support across service units if needed.

What You'll Do

• Deliver full-spectrum outpatient care under the direction of the Acting Primary Care Director.
• Participate in culturally responsive, community-centered health services.
• Collaborate across departments to enhance continuity of care and optimize patient outcomes.
• Maintain compliance with IHS protocols, CMS standards, and privacy laws.

Assignment Details

• Schedule: Monday Friday, 40 hours/week; potential for some telehealth or coverage at surrounding clinics.
• Duration: Flexible minimum of 13 weeks to 12 months (with potential to extend).
• Start: As soon as credentialed.
• EMR: RPMS (training provided).

Candidate Requirements

• MD or DO degree from an accredited institution.
• Board Certification in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine (ABIM or ABFM).
• Unrestricted state license and DEA (Schedules II V).
• Active BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications.
• Minimum of 6 months recent clinical experience in outpatient care.
• Clean background check, malpractice history, and valid driver's license.
• Ability to pass health and security clearance.

What Sets This Role Apart

• Team-Oriented Culture: Join a group of professionals who support one another and share your passion for health equity.
• Purpose-Driven Work: Help bridge health disparities in Indigenous communities.
• Support from Arc Health: We're a social mission-driven organization focused on sustainability and community health justice.