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physican recruitingEast Boston (MA)

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About the role

Endocrinology Opportunity in MassachusettsEndocrinology opportunity in Massachusetts offering strong compensation, a 4-day clinical schedule, and the option for hybrid care. Join a collaborative, outpatient-focused team with a large referral base, multidisciplinary support, and modern resources. Practice less than an hour from Boston, Providence, and Cape Cod while enjoying a balanced lifestyle and the stability of a well-established, physician-led system. Practice details include: Competitive base salary (2-year guarantee) + wRVU incentives Full benefits including health, dental, vision, life, disability, and retirement (403b) Occurrence-based malpractice coverage Paid time off + 1 week CME + up to $3,000 reimbursement Outpatient-only Endocrinology practice 4 clinical days + 1 administrative day Hybrid schedule option with telehealth opportunities Established referral base with 60+ primary care physicians Work alongside Endocrinologists and Nurse Practitioners across two nearby sites Multidisciplinary support including Certified Diabetes Educator and Registered Dietitian Participation in a fully accredited Medical Weight Management program On-site lab and radiology services Strong administrative support handling operations and workflow Diverse patient population with a broad range of endocrine conditions Fellowship-trained, BC/BE Endocrinologist required Less than 1 hour to Boston, Providence, and Cape Cod Access to top-tier academic centers, dining, and cultural attractions Coastal living with beaches, boating, and outdoor recreation Strong schools and family-friendly communities Ideal mix of suburban lifestyle with major metro accessibility

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