Otolaryngology – (61516)
$15,000 per year
ApplyOtolaryngology – (61516)
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$15,000 per year
About the role
- Immediate patient volume + strong referral base
- Physician‑owned practice with true autonomy
- On‑site ASC, Audiology, and Allergy services
- Supportive, low‑bureaucracy culture where your voice matters
- Competitive compensation, call pay, bonuses, and full benefits
- Partnership track with ownership potential
- Monday-Thursday, 8-5 and Friday 8-1Procedures: Scope of practice for general and pediatric surgery including Tympanoplasty and Tympanomastoidectomy, limited facial plastics, head & neck cancer surgery, Thyroid & Parathyroid surgery.
- Practice currently includes 3 full time physicians, two nurse practitioners; Full-service Audiology, Allergy department, as well as an on‑site physician owned ENT surgical center.
- We welcome candidates with special interests and are open to expanding our service offerings to support subspecialty growth within our practice.
- Qualified Candidates:
- Board Certified/Board Eligible in Otolaryngology
- Superb procedural skills
- Ability to work as a team member with partnership potential
- Commitment to quality, patient safety and overall excellence in evidence based clinical care
- Competitive base in addition to call pay
- Commencement bonus + up to $15k relocation assistanceAPP supervision
- Educational Stipend (CME) + Potential Student Loan Repayment
- Paid Malpractice Insurance
- Full health benefits, 4% retirement matching, PTO, CME, and more!
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