West Baseline Family Medicine Center is an established primary care office located in the Phoenix suburb of Laveen. Due to strong patient demand, we have an immediate opening for a family physician. We have a long term patient base, reasonable hours and workload, and a compensation plan that rewards quality -all contributing factors to the exceptional lifestyle that the physicians in the practice enjoy.

You will be busy right away. Call is very light and you can schedule time off during the week to take care of life. The office environment is extremely supportive of the physicians and you will have what you need to get through your day efficiently.

Our culture is one of quality care and service. We are extremely innovative and positioned well for the future of health care – by focusing on wellness, great customer service, and hiring only the best possible talent.

We offer a very competitive compensation package based upon experience and qualifications plus a generous benefit package including 401K and a cafeteria plan – for you and your family.

Located in the southwest valley, Laveen is located between South Mountain and the Salt River, the area has long been valued by farmers, equestrians, and those looking for solitude and mountain access. As development pressures increase throughout the valley and city leaders continue to focus on infill of properties near central Phoenix, the area’s proximity (8miles) to downtown and access to the future South Mountain Loop will bring these pressures to bear on Laveen. The area contains approximately 28 square miles of largely undeveloped and agricultural property within a ten or twenty minute commute of the Interstate 10 corridor and downtown Phoenix.

Abrazo Medical Group primary care physician, specialty physicians and hospitalists provide the highest quality medical care for the entire family. Abrazo Medical Group offers 16 convenient locations and office hours to meet patient needs.

For more information and opportunities, see Abrazo West Baseline Family Medicine Center.

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