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David Careers

Physician / Rheumatology / North Carolina / Permanent / Coastal NC - Outpatient Rheumatology with Lucrative Compensation Job

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healthcare connectionsEvansville (IN)
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About the role

Coastal NC - Outpatient Rheumatology with Lucrative Compensation Looking for a high-earning, low-stress Rheumatology opportunity in a waterfront community where you can actually enjoy your time off? A long-standing physician has announced their retirement, and this physician-owned, physician-led multi-specialty group is seeking a Board-Certified/Eligible Rheumatologist to for one of their multiple thriving locations. This value-based care model allows you to truly focus on your patients-not quotas. Join a collegial team of specialists in a group that has been serving the region for over 25 years and is deeply embedded in the community. The ideal candidate is a BC/BE General Rheumatologist without interventions - practicing physicians and new graduates. Visa sponsorship is not available at this time. - 100% Outpatient - NO CALL - LUCRATIVE 2 Year Base Salary + Profit sharing - MON thru FRI 8a-5p with NO WEEKENDS and NO LATE NIGHTS - Be able to earn 90th to 99th MGMA Percentile income! - 401k with match Located in a GORGEOUS river community along the North Carolina coast, enjoy excellent schools and high quality of life in this mid-sized town with a healthy mix of young professionals, families and retirees. Interested candidates, please call for more details and submit your CV to to be considered! Know someone looking? Call today to discuss our $2,000 referral bonus and pass the information along!

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