Internal Medicine Opportunity in New York, NY

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inline groupNew York (NY)

General Internal Medicine Physicians Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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Senior

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$195,000 per year

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About the role

Ryan Health - NENA Full Time Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. Possible Saturdays on a voluntary basis (overtime) Employed New Graduates Average Patients seen: Varies Loan Repayment Sign-On Bonus: $10000 Compensation: Base salary can range from $195K to 205K, however, willing to negotiate based on experience -$10,000 sign-on bonus- Provider incentive program, with additional productivity and quality bonuses also included Benefits: - Medical Dental Vision-HSA/FSA- Life Insurance - 403(b) retirement/Pension plan- Malpractice coverage - Short-term and long-term disability - CME for Full-time Empolyees (35 or more hours) up to 2,000 per calendar year. - 4 weeks PTO 9 paid holidays Sick Leave - Personal Days (free days without PTO)- NHSC Loan Repayment Program- Additional discount programs Additional Info: Position Overview: As a member of a health care team, render medical care to adult patients of Ryan Health. This work is carried out in support of the mission and goals of Ryan Health.

Required: Graduation from an accredited Medical School.- Willing to see a patient mix of 18 years and older- Board Certification/Eligibility in Internal Medicine/Family Medicine- Licensure to practice medicine in the State of New York with current registration. by Jobble

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