Family Medicine- OP
Family Medicine Physician – Outpatient Primary Care (No Inpatient Duties)
Location: Saginaw, MI
Schedule: Monday through Friday, standard daytime clinic hours
About the Opportunity
Join a leading community health organization in the Great Lakes Bay region of Michigan, committed to providing comprehensive primary care to diverse patient populations. This respected Federally Qualified Health Center offers an integrated care model, collaborating with regional residency programs to foster a strong teaching environment. Experience growth and stability within a mission-driven organization dedicated to underserved communities.
Position Overview
As a Family Medicine Physician, you will provide outpatient care to patients of all ages in a community health setting. Enjoy a collaborative environment with supportive staff, including experienced Nurse Practitioners and medical assistants. You'll manage a patient load of approximately 18–22 per day, focusing on continuity of care and relationship-building without the burden of inpatient responsibilities.
Position Highlights
✓ Full-time outpatient position with no inpatient duties
✓ Standard Monday to Friday schedule, no weekends or call
✓ Serve a diverse and underserved patient population
✓ Collaborative team environment with advanced practice providers and support staff
✓ Integrated care model with behavioral health and ancillary services
✓ Opportunities for professional growth within an expanding system
✓ Participate in a mission-driven practice with a focus on continuity of care
Compensation & Benefits
Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate will have 3–5 years of outpatient Family Medicine experience, preferably within a community health or FQHC setting. A strong understanding of Medicaid-heavy populations and a commitment to community practice are essential. Board Certification or Eligibility in Family Medicine is required. Candidates with Midwest ties or similar practice experience, including exceptional newer graduates, are encouraged to apply.
Next Steps
If you are dedicated to serving underserved communities and thrive in collaborative care settings, we encourage you to apply. The interview process is designed to ensure a great fit for both you and the organization. Apply today to take the next step in your career.
Compensation context
- Posted range on this job
- $230k–$300k
- Median family medicine physician midpoint, nationwide
- $250,000
- 97 openings with a range
- Median midpoint in Michigan
- $250,000
- 3 openings with a range
Figures are posted ranges on current searches, recomputed hourly, not survey estimates. See family medicine physician salary by state →
About family medicine physician jobs
Family medicine is the most-recruited physician specialty in the country and one of the few where the candidate has most of the leverage. Fewer residents choose it each year while primary care demand keeps growing, so organizations compete on schedule, panel size, loan repayment, and support rather than salary alone. The openings on our board come from outpatient groups, community health centers, rural programs, and health system networks, and every one of them is a search an employer has hired us to fill.
Read the full family medicine physician job guide →Frequently asked questions
- Is this Family Medicine- OP position in Saginaw, Michigan still open?
- Yes. This page comes from a live search MedStaff Nationwide is running for a client, and it is taken down the day the position fills. The search was posted on July 7, 2026.
- What does this family medicine physician job pay?
- The employer attached a range of $230k–$300k to this search. A posted range is the starting point, not the offer; sign-on, loan repayment, relocation, and CME are negotiated on top. For context, the median posted midpoint across 97 current family medicine physician openings nationwide is $250,000.
- Is there a fee to apply through MedStaff Nationwide?
- No. The hiring organization pays our fee, never you. You work with one recruiter for the whole search, and nothing is sent to the employer without your permission.
- How long does it take to get licensed in Michigan?
- To practice in Michigan you'll need an active Michigan medical license (or eligibility through pathways such as the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact, where applicable). Your MedStaff recruiter walks you through Michigan's specific licensing requirements and typical timelines as part of the placement process.
- What happens after I apply?
- The recruiter running this search calls you, usually within one business day, to confirm fit, answer the questions the posting leaves out, and set up the first interview if you want to move forward.
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Contact a RecruiterPosted 7/7/2026