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Surgery - General Physician

Posted 3 days ago

medicus firmSavannah (GA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$675,000 per year

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About the role

General SurgeryGeorgia$675,000+ Documented Annual EarningsThe Clinical Landscape: Desirable Practice Setting : Well-established and award-winning hospital Collaborative and highly experienced team including 2 other General Surgeons - one is trauma-focused and the other is bariatric-focused Cutting-edge technology, including a new da Vinci robot Strong patient referral base & ample surgical case volumesUnlimited scope of practice with opportunity to develop niche surgical focus in breast or vascular for interested surgeons The Investment in You:$600,000 guaranteed first year and $675,000-$700,000 documented annual earnings$550,000 base salary + RVU production starting in year 1 $50,000 sign-on + relocation + student loan assistance CME Allowance: $5,000 + 5 days/year Quality of Life: 4.5-day workweek + light call burden for great work-life balanceCommunity Highlights: Ranked among the "Top 10 safest cities in Georgia" Ranked among the "Best Counties to Buy a House in Georgia"Low cost of living + Short 2-hour drive from Southeastern coastal beachesFamily-friendly environment with plenty of outdoor recreation including boating, golf courses, hiking trails, nearby amusement parks, and more!
What You Bring
Degree: MD or DO Certifications: BC or BE in General Surgery Licensure: Unrestricted license Experience: All levels of experience welcome Sponsorship: Visa candidates encouraged to apply Job Reference #: GS 27108

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