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Physician Medical Director - Competitive Salary

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fcsGreenville (SC)

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Job DescriptionPSYCHIATRIST — MEDICAL DIRECTOR PART-TIME • OUTSTANDING COMPENSATION • GREENVILLE, SC The title of Medical Director. The flexibility of part-time. Compensation that makes the opportunity worth your time. I’m recruiting a Psychiatrist / Medical Director for an established behavioral health organization in Greenville, South Carolina. This is a part-time leadership opportunity for a psychiatrist who wants to make an impact without taking on another full-time position. WHY THIS ONE STANDS OUT Outstanding compensation Part-time Medical Director position Inpatient behavioral health setting Leadership opportunity without a full-time commitment Established organization Work with an experienced clinical team Detox and substance-use treatment programs Residential, PHP and IOP levels of care Opportunity to have a real voice in patient care and clinical direction AND I KNOW THIS ORGANIZATION PERSONALLY. I’ve placed several providers with this organization who are still there today and doing very well. That matters. I know the organization, I know the leadership, and I know what happens after someone accepts the position. If you’re a Psychiatrist in or around Greenville and would consider adding a highly compensated, part-time Medical Director role to your schedule, I want to speak with you. You don't have to leave what you're doing now. This could be the leadership opportunity you add to it. For more information about this exciting opportunity contact Russ Carter at (800)-783-9152 Ext. 227 or email admin@fcspsy.com reference Job#SC130F

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