Urogynecology Physician
source medicalRiverton (UT)
$192.31 per hour
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Posted 2 days ago
source medicalRiverton (UT)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$192.31 per hour
About the role
Urogynecology Opening in UtahLocated in Riverton, UT; Salt Lake City 20mBE/BCFull-time; Permanent positionJoin an independent clinic, 100% owned and led by its physiciansOverviewFull-spectrum urogynecologic patient care, including but not limited to: - Evaluation and management - Follow-up - Medication management - Procedures and surgery in conjunction with patient needsManage patient charts within the current EMR; eClinicalWorksOperating room availability exists at several quality hospitals in the area, including access to robotic surgeryPhysician will be involved in call coverage for urogynecology patients within the departmentBenefitsSalary: $400,000 per yearRetirement: 401(k) Physicians maintain autonomy over staffing, clinic space, and scheduling decisionsFlexible opportunity supporting both general and advanced interestsFirst year income guarantee supported in part by the hospital system, allowing time to build your practiceTransition to a collections-based "eat what you kill" production model with strong long-term earning potential (Most hit production in year one!)Dedicated MA support provided during the first yearMentorship opportunities for new practicing physiciansNo non-compete agreementSign-on bonus and relocation assistance availablePartnership/shareholder track available after two yearsAbout the areaSalt Lake City offers a unique blend of natural beauty, urban amenities, and a high quality of life that appeals to professionals and families alikeNestled between the Great Salt Lake and the Wasatch Mountains, the city provides year-round outdoor recreation-from world-class skiing and snowboarding in the winter to hiking, biking, and water sports in the summer
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