Obstetrics & Gynecology Physician

Posted 17 days ago

emerald resource groupMilford (CT)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$350,000 per year

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About the role

A lot of OB/GYN roles leave you spread thin. This one was built to keep you sharp instead. This is the kind of practice physicians actually stay in. It's a physician-led women's health group with the foundation already in place, patients, referrals, and infrastructure that's there to support your work instead of getting in the way of it. You'll step into real volume from day one, a schedule you can count on, and a culture that's actually focused on medicine. Your Practice A balanced OB/GYN caseload, not lopsided toward one or the other An established patient panel, so you're not starting from zero A clinic schedule that's predictable Strong working relationships already built with primary care and specialty partners Why This Practice Stands Out A solid internal referral network that keeps your schedule consistently full without you having to chase itWorkflows that are actually streamlined, so the administrative side stays light Clinical and administrative support that's already in place, not something you have to build A physician-led structure where providers genuinely have a say in how the group runs Compensation and Growth$350K+ guarantee, plus RVU earning potential Partnership and shareholder track available Full benefits package, including CME allowance Malpractice coverage included
Requirements: MD or DO, Board Certified or Board Eligible in OB/GYNActive Connecticut license or ability to obtainDEA license or eligibility

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