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Gynecology Physician - Gynecologist

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addison kenway associatesSacramento (CA)

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About the role

Gynecologist – Sacramento, California A long-established gynecology practice in northern California is seeking a Gynecologist to join a busy outpatient surgical team serving patients across multiple modern clinical sites. The physician will provide comprehensive gynecologic care, perform surgical procedures including minimally invasive techniques, and collaborate with a seasoned group of specialists in a high-volume environment. This role offers stability, advanced technology, and a competitive compensation package.
Qualifications:
  • Board-certified or board-eligible in Gynecology
  • Eligible for California medical licensure
  • Experience with gynecologic surgery, including minimally invasive techniques
  • Strong clinical communication and patient-care skills
  • Ability to work effectively within a multi-site practice
  • Commitment to high-quality outpatient and surgical care
LocationNorthern Sacramento County offers abundant recreation with river trails, parks, and nearby wine country. Housing ranges from urban lofts to suburban neighborhoods. The region provides strong employment opportunities and access to excellent educational institutions. SalarySalary details shown on third party job boards may be estimated or inaccurate. Final compensation is set by the hiring manager and discussed directly with qualified candidates during the interview process.

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