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David Careers

Physician / Otolaryngology / North Carolina / Permanent / Exciting Opportunity for an Outpatient ENT in Suburban Charlotte, NC Job

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healthcare connectionsEvansville (IN)
Physicians, All OtherOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$375,000

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About the role

Exciting Opportunity for an Outpatient Otolaryngologist in Suburban Charlotte, NC - No Call, No Weekends, Just Work-Life Bliss! Rapid growth in this thriving and vibrant community has created the perfect opening for an Otolaryngologist! This physician-owned & physician-led multi-specialty group is seeking an Otolaryngologist to join their thriving team of ENTs. This is a fantastic opportunity where you'll hit the ground running from day one, work with leadership who truly understands your needs, and enjoy the kind of work-life balance that most physicians only dream of throughout their careers-all while being generously compensated for your expertise.
What's in it for you? NO call, NO weekends - truly experience the work-life balance every physician dreams of. Busy from Day 1 with the freedom to focus on what you do best-care for patients. Be part of a physician-led group that values your input and experience. Key Highlights:
Salary: $375,000+ DOE Partnership & profit sharing $$ available! 4-day workweek (10 hours per day, Monday to Thursday) 100% outpatient - no hospital rounding or on-call duties. Comprehensive Benefits package to keep you and your family covered. Whether you're an experienced BC/BE Otolaryngologist or a new graduate eager to jump into a rewarding practice, we'd love to hear from you! Ready to make a move? Call today and take the next step toward a career in a thriving practice with the perfect balance! Interested candidates, please call for more details an

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