Broad Spectrum Rural Family Physican

Teton Valley Health is seeking a Broad-Spectrum Rural Family Physician (without OB) to join our physician team in Driggs, Idaho. This position offers the opportunity to practice rural medicine in a collaborative critical access hospital while serving a close-knit mountain community. Physicians in this role care for patients in both inpatient and outpatient clinic settings, without obstetric or emergency room responsibilities.POSITION OVERVIEWThis position follows a mixed rural practice model, supporting both hospital and clinic services. In the current staffing structure, physicians provide 7 days of hospital coverage followed by 7 days off, ensuring consistent inpatient care and availability to support other service lines. During times of lower inpatient census, physicians may offer limited same-day acute care clinic appointments, helping expand access for community members while maintaining hospital coverage as the top priority.As the physician team grows, the practice will transition to a traditional rural mixed model with approximately three weeks of outpatient clinic and one week of hospital coverage. This structure supports continuity of care while maintaining strong inpatient coverage for the hospital.CLINICAL OVERVIEWPhysicians in this role practice full-spectrum family medicine, including:Comprehensive outpatient primary care for adults and childrenPreventive care and chronic disease managementSame-day acute care visits when hospital coverage allowsInpatient rounding and hospital admissionsCollaboration with emergency, surgical, and specialty servicesHospital follow-up care and care coordinationOpportunities may exist to incorporate additional services based on physician training and interest, such as women's health, procedural care, etc.COMPENSATION AND BENEFITSTeton Valley Health offers a competitive compensation and benefits package designed to support physicians practicing rural medicine.Potential compensation structure includes:Competitive base salary aligned with regional benchmarksAdditional compensation for after-hours and weekend hospital callBenefits package including health coverage and retirement optionsPaid time off and sick leave accrualContinuing Medical Education (CME) allowance and dedicated CME timeTeton Valley, Idaho, is designated as a Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) for primary care with a score of 16.Teton Valley Health is a community-focused health system committed to providing high-quality care to residents and visitors of Teton Valley. Physicians work closely with nursing staff, specialists, and administrative leadership in a collaborative, supportive clinical environment.LIFE IN DRIGGS, IDLocated on the western side of the Teton Mountain Range, Driggs offers exceptional access to outdoor recreation and small-town living. The region is known for world-class skiing, hiking, biking, and fishing, with Grand Teton National Park and Grand Targhee Resort just a short drive away. The Teton Valley community values connection, outdoor lifestyle, and high-quality healthcare close to home.