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Physician Physiatry/Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation - Competitive Salary

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britt medical searchGreenville (SC)

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Senior

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About the role

Job Description:
  • Physician-led group of physiatrists is seeking a BE/BC Physiatrist based out of inpatient rehab facility. Independent contractor (1099) and employed* (W2) pay model choice.
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  • We provide each physiatrist a complete set of management and administrative support services so that physicians can do what they are trained to do – practice medicine.
  • Integrated EHR / practice management system for efficient documentation, data capture and revenue cycle capabilities
  • Professional in-house practice development resources to help each physiatrist gain access to the career opportunities they desire
  • Professional in-house recruiting to find the best possible physiatrist and physician extenders for each practice group
  • Risk management and compliance departments that protect both the patient and the integrity of our practices
  • Benefits our W-2 physicians receive:
  • Base salary
  • Monthly productivity bonus (no income xmcpwfu cap)
  • No practice overhead
  • Access to full benefits package
  • Malpractice insurance coverage and CME reimbursementAPPLY NOW or TEXT Job #EC231720 and email address to 636-628-2412.Search all of our provider opportunities here: brittmedical DOT com

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