Salary Range:  $126,075 - $130,488 per year/ based on experience

Project HOME is seeking a Clinical Lead for Street Medicine to help lead and advance the Epstein Street Medicine Program in Philadelphia. This role is based in the Stephen Klein Wellness Center, 2144 Cecil B. Moore.

We're seeking a Physician or Advanced Practice Provider who can bring together clinical excellence, leadership, and a genuine commitment to caring for individuals experiencing homelessness and housing instability.

What we're looking for:

You understand that great care requires more than treating a diagnosis. You can lead interdisciplinary teams, mentor clinicians and staff, strengthen clinical workflows, drive quality improvement, and build partnerships while remaining connected to direct patient care.

Experience in some of the following is valuable: street medicine, community health- FQHC, primary care, mobile health, shelter-based care, behavioral health, substance use, or caring for medically and socially complex populations.

Why Project HOME?

This is more than a provider role. You'll have an opportunity to shape the clinical model of a growing Street Medicine program, influence strategy and quality, develop teams, strengthen community partnerships, and provide care to people who too often experience barriers to traditional healthcare.

Project HOME offers a competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package, including low-cost health, dental, vision, and prescription coverage; company-paid life and disability insurance; a 401(k) with a 100% match up to 5%; paid parental leave; generous PTO including sabbatical leave; and ongoing opportunities for professional growth, leadership, and community impact-all within a deeply supportive, mission-driven team environment.

What you bring:

- Active Pennsylvania MD/DO licensure or CRNP licensure and certification
- Strong clinical judgment and patient-centered approach
- Experience leading, coaching, or mentoring clinical teams
- Ability to build effective relationships across healthcare, social services, and community partners
- Commitment to trauma-informed, evidence-based care
- A willingness to meet patients where they are

Submit your application today!

Project HOME is an Equal Opportunity Employer.