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Allergy/Immunology Physician

Posted 3 days ago

summit recruiting groupNew York (NY)

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About the role

Allergy & Immunology Opening Suffolk County/Long Island Seeking specialist to practice 50/50 specialty & Internal MedicinePosition Details Full-time, permanent Renowned multispecialty group No call, outpatient only 8hr shifts Mon-Fri Halfday Saturday Weekends on agreed and fair rotation. Seeking specialist to practice 50/50 specialty & Internal Medicine Join 2 MDs who currently practice their specialty & split Internal Medicine equally. Join in the shared practice and growth All subspecialties are vastly underrepresented in the area. Opportunity to increase practice more over time Compensation Base pay + incentive package above average Profit sharing day 1 Standard medical benefits PTO & CME Requirements Board Certified: Internal Medicine Board Eligible: Subspecialty NY Licensure About the Group Practice is dedicated to providing exceptional care through a collaborative team of experts in Cardiology and Nephrology. Committed to delivering comprehensive, patient-centered care and are seeking an enthusiastic and energetic physician to join a growing group. Additional Details Collaborative Environment: Work alongside a supportive team of specialists dedicated to excellence in patient care. Comprehensive Practice: Engage in both your specialty and internal medicine, offering complete patient management. Incentive Bonus Structure: Enjoy a rewarding and inventive bonus structure from day one. Prime Location: Experience the perfect work-life balance in beautiful Suffolk County, Long Island, known for its scenic landscapes and vibrant community.

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