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David Careers

Physician / Family Practice / Illinois / Permanent / Springfield, Illinois Family Medicine - $300K+ Outpatient Opportunity Job

Posted 22 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingSpringfield (IL)
Family Medicine PhysiciansOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$300 K

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About the role

A well-established, physician-friendly health system in Central Illinois is seeking BE/BC Family Medicine physicians to join one of the region's largest and most respected primary care groups. Openings are available due to continued growth and upcoming retirements, offering immediate patient volume and an outstanding quality of life. Practice Highlights Established 18-physician, mixed-specialty practice Flexible 0.61.0 FTE opportunities Outpatient-only with no nights or weekend clinic Tele-nurse service handles first-call responsibilities Average patient volume of just 1822 patients per day$300K+ earning potential with salary, quality incentives, and productivity bonuses Generous student loan repayment assistance Comprehensive benefits package including 35 days of PTO, retirement plan, CME, malpractice coverage, and more CommunityEnjoy the affordability and convenience of Central Illinois, with easy access to Chicago, St. Louis, and Indianapolis. The region offers vibrant communities, excellent schools, outdoor recreation, nearby lakes and parks, and a low cost of living that's ideal for individuals and families alike. For more information, contact: Sean Riddle (texting welcome) Enterprise Medical Recruiting Job ID#: SR-6

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