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Internal Medicine

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Internal medicine is a medical specialty focused on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases in adults, covering a broad range of conditions affecting organs and body systems. Physicians in this field, called internists, often serve as primary care providers or manage complex, chronic, and multi-system illnesses, sometimes coordinating with subspecialists like cardiologists or endocrinologists. It requires extensive training in diagnostic reasoning across many areas of adult health.

Internal Medicine in the job market

Last checked October 30, 2026

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Chief Physician - Medicine Service

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Columbia, SC · $200,000 – $400,000

This is a senior medical leadership role directing the entire internal medicine service at a VA hospital system, requiring both clinical expertise and administrative skill to oversee dozens of staff and shape care delivery strategy. It suits experienced internists or subspecialists ready to transition into executive management while maintaining some hands-on patient care.

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Physician Assistant - Primary Care, Site Medical Director

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Auburn, WA · $96,903 – $183,688

A site medical director role for a Physician Assistant in primary care at a VA clinic, leading an interdisciplinary team, managing clinical operations, and providing direct patient care in internal medicine or family practice. This position suits an experienced PA ready to step into leadership and organizational responsibilities alongside clinical work.

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Physician-Hospitalist

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Fayetteville, AR · $280,000 – $315,000

This VA hospitalist position involves managing acute inpatient medical care for veterans, leading clinical rounds with residents, and coordinating care transitions across medical and surgical services. The role offers federal employment benefits, education loan repayment up to $200,000, and a flexible schedule with alternating weeks on and off.

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