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David Careers

Physician / Family Practice / Georgia / Permanent / Family Medicine Opportunity - North Atlanta Suburb (Dawsonville, GA) Job

Posted 21 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingDawsonville (GA)
Family Medicine PhysiciansOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

A well-established and growing physician-owned practice is seeking a Family Medicine physician to join its outpatient team in Dawsonville, Georgia, a rapidly growing community in North Georgia. The practice is known for its patient-centered approach, strong provider support, and emphasis on work-life balance.
Position Overview:
  • 100% outpatient with no hospital responsibilities
  • Monday-Friday schedule
  • Average patient volume of 20-22 patients per day1:12 call rotation, with calls screened and handled by an APP first
  • Dedicated scribe support
  • Charting completed during clinic hours-no taking work home
  • Collegial group focused on long-term patient relationships and quality careEMR: Epic
Compensation & Benefits:
  • Competitive 2-year guaranteed base salary
  • Transition to 38%-40% of collections after the guarantee period
  • Productivity incentives and retention bonus
  • Full benefits package including health insurance, malpractice coverage, 401(k), CME allowance, and PTOStrong earning potential in an established and growing patient base
  • Why Dawsonville, Georgia?
Dawsonville, Georgia - Nestled in the foothills of the North Georgia Mountains, Dawsonville offers small-town charm, excellent schools, affordable living, and abundant outdoor recreation. With easy access to Atlanta and nearby attractions like Lake Lanier, it provides an ideal blend of lifestyle, convenience, and natural beauty. Sean Riddle (texting welcome) Enterprise Medical Recruiting SR-07

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