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David Careers

Physician / ENT / New Jersey / Permanent / ENT for Bergen County, NJ - Partnership - Fellowship Training Welcome! Job

Posted 18 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingBergen County (NJ)
Physicians, All OtherOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$400,000

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About the role

Scheduling interviews in Bergen County with an ENT practice that is in overwhelming demand and currently booked 3 months out for new patients. Located 15 miles from Manhattan, offering a suburban lifestyle with the amenities of NYC at your fingertips. Practice Highlights Join 2 ENT, 3 PAs, and a highly trained support staff Fellowship training in Rhinology, Otology, or Laryngology is welcome Full-service ENT practice offering ownership in several ancillary revenue streams Brand new state-of-the-art facilities Compensation/Benefits $400,000 PLUS production incentives 2-year Partnership Track no buy-in Comprehensive benefits include health insurance, 401k, PTO, paid malpractice, and more! About the Area Located in Bergen County, NJ, the region boasts a collection of historic sites, abundant natural beauty, diverse cultural profiles, outdoor recreational opportunities, scenic landscapes, beautiful parks and walkways, fine dining options, bustling downtown areas, and year-round activities for residents and visitors. You'll enjoy an easy commute to NYC for dinner and shows, as well as all of the benefits of living in New Jersey with both suburb and city options. LP-3

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