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David Careers

Maternal - Fetal Medicine Physician

Posted 20 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingHouston (TX)
Physicians, All OtherOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$312.50 per week

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About the role

Enterprise Medical Recruiting is assisting a well-established, physician-led, hospital-employed Multi-Specialty Group in Houston, TX, to recruit a Maternal-Fetal-Medicine physician. This opportunity offers strong hospital support, flexible scheduling, and exceptional earning potential.
Position Details:
  • Practice in a large tertiary-care hospital with a Level III NICUProvide a full range of fetal testing and consultative services for high-risk patients
  • Strong base salary plus incentives model
  • Benefits that include 31 days PTO, Occurrence Malpractice Insurance, and more CME allowance of $2,500 plus 5 CME days and relocation assistance
  • All licenses and memberships in two professional organizations are covered
  • Why Live in Houston:
Houston offers an exceptional quality of life with the amenities of a major metropolitan city and a cost of living that remains affordable compared to other large U.S. markets. The city is known for its world-class dining scene, professional sports, thriving arts and theater districts, and endless cultural diversity. With no state income tax, excellent suburban and urban housing options, top-rated public and private schools, and easy access to international travel through a major global airport, Houston is an ideal place to build both a successful career and a rewarding family life. TM-24

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