PsyPhyCare·Vergennes, Vermont
The physician will deliver comprehensive on-site primary care services to enrolled students, including conducting medical evaluations, performing physical exams, and overseeing required entry laboratory studies. Responsibilities also involve administering immunizations, assessing acute and chronic conditions, providing prescriptions, and coordinating care with interdisciplinary staff.
Opportunity PsyPhyCare, a division of Business Staffing of America, Inc., is seeking a Primary Care Physician to provide on-site medical services within a federally supported residential youth program in Vergennes, Vermont 05491.
Our client operates a comprehensive residential program serving young adults, ages 16–24.
The program’s mission is to prepare participants for meaningful employment and independent living.
This role provides direct clinical services to students and collaborates closely with residential and program staff in a structured, community-based environment.
Position Overview This is a part-time contract position, approximately 8.8 hours per week (typically one day per week).
Schedule: Monday–Friday within center operating
Licensure Candidates must hold an active and unrestricted Physician license in the State of Vermont and be able to practice independently. Certifications & Credentials Current DEA registration Current CPR/AED certification Active malpractice/professional liability insurance and general liability insurance Experience Experience providing primary care services in adolescent health, family medicine, community health, or similar clinical settings preferred About PsyPhyCare PsyPhyCare is committed to delivering professional and passionate practitioners who impact their world, supporting both the individuals we serve and the communities in which they live and grow.
Candidates must possess an active and unrestricted Physician license in the State of Vermont, current DEA registration, current CPR/AED certification, and active malpractice/general liability insurance. Experience providing primary care services in adolescent health, family medicine, or community health settings is preferred.
Market context
Youth residential programs in Vermont often need physicians who can provide primary care in structured behavioral health settings, so demand tends to favor candidates with adolescent, family medicine, or community health experience. These roles are competitive because they require an active Vermont license, DEA registration, CPR/AED certification, and malpractice coverage, plus comfort working with youth in a residential environment. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting to save research time, and confirm your license and insurance details before applying.