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healthcare connectionsEvansville (IN)

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About the role

Suburban Charlotte, NC: Outpatient Pediatrician Opening A suburban Charlotte town is experiencing growth within its healthcare community, and this expansion has created an exciting opportunity for a Pediatrician to join a well-established, physician-owned and physician-led multi-specialty group. The group is actively seeking a compassionate pediatric provider to join their team of 7 pediatric providers at one of their local clinics. This is a fantastic opportunity, especially for a pediatrician with local ties, as the group has strong connections within the community. The growth within the practice means you’ll be busy from day one, with a chance to make an immediate impact. You’ll enjoy living in the vibrant city of Charlotte while benefiting from a manageable commute to work. The leadership team, having been in your shoes, has cultivated a supportive environment that promotes real work-life balance—something many physicians dream of achieving. Moreover, you will be well-compensated for your experience and contributions to this growing practice. The ideal candidate is an experienced BC/BE Pediatrician - practicing physicians & new grads are welcome to apply.- Competitive Salary - Partnership and profit sharing $$ are available- NO CALL- 4 or 5 day work week- 100% outpatient- Extensive Benefits Located 45 minutes north of Charlotte, it provides easy access to city amenities while maintaining a peaceful suburban lifestyle. The area is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts with nearby lakes, parks, and recreational activities. Here you will find exceptional schools, growing business opportunities, and convenient travel to nearby cities. It's a great choice for those seeking a balanced lifestyle with a tight-knit community and access to both rural and urban benefits.

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