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brine group staffing solutionsRutland (VT)

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$325,000 per year

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Id : 7455 Category : Physician Location/City : VT - Rutland Salary Range : 0.00 - 0.00 per year (USD Permanent)
Job Type: Permanent Recruiter Email : Seeking a full time, fellowship trained Foot and Ankle specialist to join an existing team of five orthopedists. Position allows for general ortho practice as well. This clinic is a busy, established practice of six physicians and five advanced practitioners. Compensation is productivity based with a guaranteed salary of $325k-$350k depending on experience level. Expected earnings will be in the 75 th percentile of MGMA. The main clinic is located next to the affiliated hospital. Candidates must be BE/BC.
Benefits include: 403B retirement plan with match Malpractice provided Health, Dental, Vision, and Disability insurances Defined Contribution retirement account College Savings account Tax-deferred earnings program CME funded annually Relocation expenses paid up to $10,000 Located in a classic New England city with a population of 20,000 people. Centrally located, hospital is situated in a broad valley between the Green Mountains to the east and the Taconics to the west. For adults there are beautiful golf courses close by, excellent skiing, many Yoga studios, 3 large health clubs and several small ones, indoor tennis, art classes, carving classes, fishing and hunting schools, outlet shopping, hiking, book clubs, boating, and numerous outdoor activities. Vermont has long been a beautiful vacation destination. You can enjoy its beauty and serenity year round. by Jobble

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