Oral Surgeon $1 million + earning potential Indianapolis, IN

Posted 14 days ago

indianaIndianapolis (IN)

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About the role

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon Indianapolis, IN$1 Million+ Documented Earnings $25K Sign-On + $25K Relocation Private Practice Join a well-established and rapidly growing private oral surgery practice in Indianapolis, IN. This is a 100% outpatient position-no hospital call or inpatient duties-offering a flexible schedule, competitive compensation, and a strong pathway to long-term success.
Position Highlights:
  • Documented earnings $1 Million + Base + Production model
  • Compensation includes a stable W-2 base salary, with additional high-production earnings paid as 1099-offering income stability, tax flexibility, and greater earning potential.$25,000 sign-on bonus and $25,000 relocation assistance
  • Flexible, surgeon-driven schedule
  • Unlimited income potential in a high-volume, growth-focused environment
  • Comprehensive Benefits
  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with employer matchCME allowance
  • Generous PTOWhy Indianapolis, IN?Affordable, family-friendly city with excellent public and private schools
  • Home to world-class sports (Indy 500, Colts, Pacers), museums, and performing arts
  • Expansive parks and outdoor recreation
  • Central Midwest location with easy access to major cities
  • Ready to take the next step in your career?
  • Apply now to join a practice that values your expertise, supports your goals, and offers unmatched earning potential in one of the Midwest's top cities.
  • Job Reference #: DOMFS 25392

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