Medical Doctor Jobs in Tucson, AZ
Medical Doctor jobs in Tucson are concentrated in the University area, Midtown, and the Rincon Valley corridor, with the deepest demand in hospital systems, academic medicine, and federally qualified community health centers. Employers hiring right now include LiveWell Homecare Agency, One Medical, and SCAN Health Plan. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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- Competitive salary
We are seeking an experienced Medical Doctor (MD/DO) with a strong background in personal injury medicine to join our growing Arizona medical practice on a part-time basis.
This position is designed for a physician who is already familiar with the personal injury field and understands the evaluation, treatment, documentation, and ongoing management of patients following motor vehicle accidents and other personal injury-related trauma.
The position consists of two days per week: one in-person clinical dat and one remote telemedicine day.
In Person Clinical Day - 1 Day Per Week
The physician will work one 8-hour in-person clinical day per week.
The in-person day will ultimately be split between our Tucson and Phoenix locations based on patient volume and scheduling needs.
Compensation
- $1,200 guaranteed day rate for the 8-hour in-person clinical day.
- The day rate includes up to 24 completed patient visits.
- For every completed patient visit 25 and above the physician will receive an additional $50 per patient.
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For example:
25 patients = $1,200
27 patients = $1,300
30 patients = $1,450
35 patients = $1,700
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For example:
Telemedicine/Work-From-Home Day - 1 Day Per Week
The physician will also have one scheduled telemedicine day per week, which can be performed remotely from home.
Compensation
- $400 guaranteed minimum for the telemedicine day, including up to 8 completed patient visits.
- For every completed telemedicine visit above 8 patients, the physician will receive an additional $50 per patient
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For example:
8 patients = $400
10 patients = $500
12 patients = $600
15 patients = $750
20 patients = $1,000
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For example:
Personal Injury Experience Required
This position requires a physician with prior personal injury experience who is comfortable independently evaluating and managing patients involved in motor vehicle accidents and other injury-related cases.
The physician should already be familiar with the clinical and documentation requirements associated with personal injury medicine, including:
- Initial medical evaluations and follow-up evaluations
- Motor vehicle accident and trauma-related injuries
- Personal injury medical documentation and appropriate treatment planning
- Ordering and reviewing diagnostic imaging when medically appropriate
- Referral and coordination with chiropractic, physical rehabilitation, pain management, imaging, and other specialties
- Trigger point injections (TPI)
- Evaluation and management of common musculoskeletal injuries
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI) evaluation and screening
- Familiarity with concussion and post-concussion symptoms
- Appropriate utilization of diagnostic testing and other modalities commonly encountered within the personal injury setting
- Understanding of the multidisciplinary nature of personal injury treatment and continuity of care
Position Structure
This is a consistent two-day-per-week opportunity consisting of:
One in-person clinical day per week
- 8-hour clinical day
- Split between Tucson & Phoenix based on volume
- $1,200 guaranteed day rate
- Up to 25 completed patients
- $50 for each completed patient above 25
- Work from home
- $400 guaranteed minimum
- Up to 8 completed telemedicine patients
- $50 for each completed patient above 8
Ideal Candidate
We are looking for an experienced, personable, and efficient physician who understands the unique clinical environment of personal injury medicine.
The ideal candidate is capable of managing a relatively high-volume clinical schedule without sacrificing the quality of patient care or documentation and understands the importance of thorough evaluations, appropriate treatment reccomemdations, timely documentation, and continuity of care.
This is intended to develop into a long-term physician relationship with our organization, with the potential for additional clinical days and expended responsibilities as our Phoenix and Tucson patient volumes continue to grow.
Flexible work from home options available.
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Who's Hiring
- LiveWell Homecare Agency47L
- One Medical6

- SCAN Health Plan6

- Align Health & Spine6A
- University of Arizona6

Top Industries Hiring
- Insurance
Medical Doctor Jobs in Tucson: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a medical doctor job in Tucson?
The strongest hiring in Tucson comes from its academic medical system, community health centers serving the region's large underinsured population, and VA healthcare facilities. Candidates who have completed a residency or fellowship in the Southwest, speak Spanish, or hold board certification in primary care, internal medicine, or emergency medicine tend to move fastest in this market. Targeting the University area and Midtown puts you closest to the highest concentration of openings.
Which companies hire medical doctors in Tucson?
Tucson medical doctor roles are posted by LiveWell Homecare Agency, One Medical, and SCAN Health Plan and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. The local market is anchored by a large academic medical center, a robust federally qualified health center network, and several regional hospital systems that operate across Pima County.
Are there remote medical doctor jobs in Tucson?
Yes, though remote work is limited for most medical doctor roles since the majority require direct patient contact and on-site clinical presence. About 67% of medical doctor openings tied to Tucson are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting demand in telehealth, utilization review, and medical consulting. Telemedicine positions focused on rural outreach are the most commonly remote-eligible roles tied to Tucson employers.
How can I get a medical doctor job in Tucson with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Tucson for a newly licensed physician is through the University of Arizona Health Sciences affiliated programs, which regularly hire recent residency graduates for attending and clinical faculty positions. Federally qualified health centers in Tucson also offer loan repayment incentives that attract early-career doctors. Demonstrating Spanish-language proficiency and a willingness to work in underserved or rural Pima County areas gives candidates a measurable edge over equally qualified applicants.
Which industries hire the most medical doctors in Tucson?
The sectors hiring the most medical doctors in Tucson are Insurance, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Tucson's status as a regional healthcare hub for southern Arizona, combined with its large university research mission and significant veteran and underserved populations, sustains broad and consistent hiring across those sectors.
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