Posted on

Physician, Puerto Rico Relocation

Location:Puerto RicoEmployment:Full-timeWork setup:Compensation:Negotiable

Apply for this position

jobs@alianza.health

Job Description

For physicians ready to bring their training, language, and care back to Puerto Rico, a chance to become a bridge between need and healing across the island's communities.

Responsibilities

  • Provide direct clinical care across ambulatory and community settings as a member of Alianza's physician network
  • Build longitudinal relationships with patients and families who have gone too long without consistent care
  • Collaborate with care managers, behavioral health specialists, and primary care colleagues on complex cases
  • Engage with the MyChron population health platform for panel management, risk stratification, and care gap closure
  • Participate in quality improvement initiatives aligned with value-based care contracts
  • Contribute to rebuilding the island's medical workforce by mentoring trainees and supporting community programs
  • Practice in Spanish and English, meeting patients in the language and culture they trust

Requirements

  • M.D. or D.O. from an accredited medical school, board certified or board eligible in your specialty
  • Active Puerto Rico medical license or willingness to obtain within 90 days (Alianza handles the paperwork)
  • DEA registration and ability to obtain Puerto Rico controlled substance registration as applicable
  • Bilingual English/Spanish. Fluency in Spanish is essential for the patients you will serve
  • Commitment to value-based, longitudinal care and to practicing in Puerto Rico for the long term
  • Cultural fluency with Puerto Rican and broader Hispanic patient populations

Benefits

    Become a Bridge Between Need and Healing

    Puerto Rico is in the middle of a physician shortage that has become a quiet emergency. Thousands of doctors have left the island over the last decade, driven out by payment inequities and economic pressure. The people left behind wait months for appointments, postpone diagnoses, fly to the mainland for routine specialty care, and watch chronic conditions go unmanaged because the clinician who should have been there has moved away.

    Alianza Health Partners is looking for physicians who are ready to come home, or to come for the first time, and help reverse that trend. We are not recruiting for a single role. We are recruiting physicians across specialties who are prepared to relocate to Puerto Rico and build the next chapter of their careers as part of a value-based care network that treats this island’s health as a generational project.

    Why This Work Matters

    The people you will care for have been waiting. When a patient sees a physician who speaks their language, who understands their family structure, who knows what cafecito and una bendición mean in the rhythm of an exam room, anxiety drops, trust rises, and medicine starts working again. Hispanic and bilingual physicians carry an advantage in Puerto Rico that no amount of translation technology can replicate. You become, in our patients’ words, a bridge between need and healing.

    What Alianza Handles So You Can Practice

    Relocation is not a side note. We manage the licensing pathway, help coordinate logistics, and structure scheduling so you can focus on clinical work and on a life outside of clinic. Flexible travel arrangements are available for physicians whose families are transitioning over a longer horizon, and our care management infrastructure means you are never the only person responsible for a complex patient’s outcome.

    A Career, Not Just a Contract

    Physicians who join Alianza are part of rebuilding something, a healthcare system that serves the people who live here, staffed by clinicians who plan to stay. The professional satisfaction our physicians describe is not abstract. It comes from patients who say thank you in the language their grandmother used, from chronic disease panels that actually improve over time, and from knowing that your presence on this island is part of why the next generation of Puerto Rican physicians will see medicine as a career worth choosing.

    Start the Conversation

    If you are a board-certified physician, in any specialty, and you have thought about practicing in Puerto Rico, reach out. Email info@alianza.health and tell us about your training, your specialty, and what is drawing you toward the island. We will take it from there.