Greenville, SC – Outpatient ONLY Neurology – Partnership Opportunity
enterprise medical recruitingGreenville (SC)
Greenville, SC – Outpatient ONLY Neurology – Partnership Opportunity
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enterprise medical recruitingGreenville (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Enterprise Medical Recruiting is assisting a group in the Greenville, South Carolina area in recruiting a new Neurologist to a well-established practice with a patient list ready to be filled! Join 5 practicing Neurologists and 3 APPs. Practice details: Guarantee of 350K plus bonus20K sign-on bonus Comprehensive benefits package General Neurology and subspecialty support available All outpatient – no night, weekend, or hospital rounding Active research program to include clinical trials Seeking someone driven to be a leader Be busy from day one! Comprehensive Neurology team including neuromuscular, movement disorders, headache, and neuroimaging Brand new MRICurrently 2 locations (Easley and Spartanburg), expanding to a 3rd (Greenville)
Location:
The Spartanburg-Greenville area in Upstate South Carolina offers an appealing blend of Southern charm, modern amenities, and vibrant culture, making it an ideal place to live and work. With the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains nearby, outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, biking, and water activities, while the growing arts, culinary, and entertainment scenes cater to diverse tastes. The region boasts strong economic growth, with major employers like BMW and Michelin, and is home to top-rated schools and universities. Conveniently located between Charlotte and Atlanta, with easy access to the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport, the area provides a high quality of life, affordable living, and year-round mild weather. DO-2604-102549
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