Surgery - Colo/Rectal Physician

Posted 5 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingMilford (CT)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$1,000

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About the role

One of Connecticut's fastest-growing multi-specialty groups has an opening for a Colorectal Surgeon in southern Connecticut, close to the seacoast.
About the Opportunity:
  • Join one other Colorectal Surgeon and 2 other General Surgeons
  • Call coverage every 4th day and every 4th weekend
  • Surgical procedures and scopes are performed at three local hospitals and ASC throughout their catchment area Compensation/Benefits: Partnership offering in 3 years - $1,000 administrative fees, there is no buy-in to PACT
  • MSO shares would be offered for purchase at fair market value after being a Partner for 6 months
  • Market Rate Salary with wRVU Incentive Bonus
  • Sign-on bonus
  • Moving expenses are covered in full with receipts
  • 85% of the monthly health benefits cost
  • STD, LTD, and Life Insurance
  • $3,500 annual allowance for CME
  • License, DEA, hospital privileges, etc
  • Paid Time Off with vacation, sick, personal, and holidays About the Location: Located minutes from the Connecticut seacoast. 30 minutes from Hartford and less than 2 hours to New York City
  • Surrounding communities include Woodbridge, North Haven, and Wallingford
  • West Rock State Park and Wharton Brook State Park are in the community
  • Top-ranked universities, including Yale, UConn, and Quinnipiac, are nearby
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