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Physician / Urgent Care / Massachusetts / Permanent / Urgent Care in an Academic Setting - Sign-On/No Call/No Weekends Job

Posted 3 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingEast Boston (MA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Enterprise Medical Recruiting seeks a physician passionate about urgent care to work for a large group 16 miles north of Boston, Massachusetts. Treat medically complex patients with new complaints and chronic disease exacerbations with a quaternary hospital's resources.
About the position:
  • 37 physicians and 17 Advanced Practice Providers
  • No night call and no more than one weekend/month
  • Practice in a unique urgent care center environment in an academic settingEPIC EMRSubspecialty consultation, real-time laboratory testing, and access to advanced imaging
  • No primary care responsibility
  • Shift-based work with coverage on days off
  • Protected time to attend high-quality, weekly medicine grand rounds with CMEOpportunities for medical student and resident education, if desired
  • Who we are seeking:
  • Board Certification or Eligibility in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine
  • Eligibility for or current licensure in Massachusetts
  • Experience working with Advanced Practice Provider colleagues
  • About the benefits: Flexible shifts
  • Pay starts at 240kIncentives and bonus Robust benefit package
  • MalpracticeAbout the location:16 miles north of BostonIt is a short drive to the mountains, lakes, and seaside of New England
  • Cultural opportunities
  • Great schools JV-9

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