Utah - Established Private Practice in Salt Lake City Seeking a Plastic Surgeon | Dual-Market Opport
Utah - Established Private Practice in Salt Lake City Seeking a Plastic Surgeon | Dual-Market Opport
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Primary base in the Los Angeles area, with scheduled surgical cases in Salt Lake City, Utah
- Opportunity to build and expand your presence in a rapidly growing aesthetic market
- Strong internal marketing and operational support to grow your personal brand across both locations
- Perform a full spectrum of aesthetic surgical procedures
- Consistent demand for advanced body contouring and lifting procedures, along with opportunity to grow additional case types
- Collaborative, experienced team with a reputation for delivering high-quality outcomes
- Board-certified or board-eligible Plastic Surgeon 5+ years of experience preferred (Highly skilled candidates with 2–3 years of experience will be considered)
- Comfortable operating on high BPI patients, particularly with lifting and complex aesthetic procedures
- Interested in developing a diverse aesthetic case mix, beyond a single niche
- Adaptable, entrepreneurial mindset with interest in growing across multiple markets
- Highly competitive compensation model aligned with production
- Full comprehensive benefits package
- Travel coordination and logistical support for Salt Lake City cases
- Practice infrastructure designed to support efficiency, growth and long-term success
- Why This Opportunity Stands Out:
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