Dermatology Physician

Posted 17 days ago

adaptive medical partnersWa (UW)

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About the role

Practice: Established and Highly-Respected Multispecialty Medical Clinic- Great BONUSES with Production Incentives, Dividends, Sign-On, Relocation, and a Strong Retirement Plan!- 4.5-Day Work Week with flexible scheduling and admin time built in.- Patient backlog of 6 8 months step into immediate demand!- No MOHS required MOHS surgeon already onsite.- Option to include Cosmetic Dermatology on a part-time basis.- Collaborative team with 2 Dermatologists and 1 PA plus full staff support. Located in a Picturesque Wine Country Region of the Pacific Northwest Community:• At the heart of a valley known for world-class vineyards and award-winning wines.• Surrounded by mountains, lakes, rivers, and trails endless outdoor recreation year-round.• Skiing, famous Hot Air Balloon Rides, fishing, hunting, hiking, biking, and boating.• Within a few hours of major metropolitan areas, with easy access to regional airports.• Strong community with excellent schools, universities, and family-friendly amenities. This physician-led multispecialty group, with a rich 80+ year history, offers care in over 60 specialties and operates with a transparent, physician-friendly environment. Partnership opportunities provide additional earning potential through dividends and ancillary income. Work with a trusted, reputable organization and enjoy an exceptional quality of life in one of the most beautiful parts of the Pacific Northwest. Contact us now! Nate Smith @ Reference Job # 2391

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