Family Practice - Without OB Physician at Curative summary:
The Family Practice - Without OB Physician position offers a competitive base salary of $292,953 for full-time outpatient care, with additional earning potential through a Performance Incentive Program. Physicians enjoy flexibility in scheduling, comprehensive support from medical assistants, and ample vacation and continuing education days. The role is part of a physician-led health system that values provider autonomy and has a family-friendly community with various recreational opportunities.
Family Medicine - Outpatient
$292,953 Base Salary (full-time), Additional earning potential through Performance Incentive Program
$50K sign-on, $150K Student Loan Forgiveness
Join a physician-led health system that prioritizes provider autonomy. Have a long-lasting and successful career being able to work closely with administration and other physicians!
Practice Details:
- Single Clinic Coverage
- Monday-Friday 7:00 am-5:30 pm (varies depending on site)
- Full-time 1.0 FTE, 40 hrs/week (Flexible with number of days and hours worked, offer prorated based on schedule)
- 1:2 physician to MA/LPN ratio for maximum assistance
- APP support at all locations
- Create your schedule depending on your specific needs!
- Average 18-22 Patients Per Day (for full-time)
- Telenurse triage for call
- 35 Vacation/CME days per calendar year
- $4,000 CEM Allowance
- Six holidays: New Year's Day, Labor Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. Clinics are closed the Friday after Thanksgiving and half day on Christmas Eve.
Community Details:
- Boating, kayaking, fishing, hiking/walking/biking trails
- Immediate Access to a Regional Airport
- University amenities, sports teams & theatre
- Family-focused communities with low crime and excellent public school options
- Downtown area with live music, shopping, breweries, cafes, art studios, restaurants, etc.
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Keywords:
Family Practice Physician, Outpatient Care, Healthcare, Physician Job, Flexible Schedule, Performance Incentive, Student Loan Forgiveness, Rural Health, Physician Autonomy, Community Medicine