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NE Greenville Area Primary Care Physician - Earnings into the $300Ks

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goldmatch healthcare solutionsGreenville (SC)

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Senior

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$144.23 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: The full-time outpatient role focuses on older adults, with clinical colleagues and coordinated services supporting patient care. Daytime clinic hours and administrative responsibilities total 40 hours weekly. BC/BE Family Practice or Internal Medicine and South Carolina medical licensure or eligibility are required. First-year earnings of over $300K and more for experience, and performance-based bonus opportunities lead the offer in this northeastern Greenville-area practice Greenville's arts and entertainment give you reasons to explore the city, while surrounding communities offer different settings for everyday life. Choose a suburban neighborhood or a smaller-community base, with local shopping and dining adding convenience. It's an option for physicians seeking a new role in the Upstate or considering a move to South Carolina. Apply to GoldMatchHealth.com to be considered by the hiring Manager. Please include a resume. Please contact the GoldMatch Healthcare Solutions Team at Info@GoldMatchHealth.com or text (954) 727-1300. Sean at (954) 727-8865 or Sean@GoldMatchHealth.com. Van Kalman at (888) 717-5450 ext. 102 or Van.Kalman@GoldMatchHealth.com. We will be happy to assist you.
Note: This summary is not exhaustive and may include potential income, ranges, or benefit options. Please contact us for full details.

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