TP: MIGS Surgeon (Austin, TX)

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women in endoBee Cave (TX)

Obstetricians and Gynecologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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Lead

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$325,000 per year

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About the role

DescriptionJOB TITLE: Gynecological SurgeonLOCATION: Austin, TexasSALARY:$325K - $375K + 150K+ Annual Bonus potential (uncapped)

BENEFITS: Health, Vision and Dental, Paid holiday and PTO, FSA, High-income potential, etc.

Duties and Responsibilities: Looking for a Gynecological Surgeon with a focus in Endometriosis Surgery Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) is a National Women’s Healthcare Organization dedicated to taking care of pelvic pain and EndometriosisPRM is a National Leader in Endometriosis Care Surgeon will be supported by a team including non-operative Pelvic Pain Specialists who offer an office based procedural approach to Endometriosis Pain, as well as Integrative Nutrition/Health Coaching focused on Endometriosis Care

Benefits:

High income potential with base and bonus structure
Health, Vision and Dental Insurance
Life Insurance 401kPaid holiday and PTOFSACommuters Benefit Program
Completely digital onboarding process
Supportive and appreciative culture
Continuing education hours and reimbursement
What makes PRM different?
We are the largest Endometriosis Surgical platform in the country and growing rapidly
We are the only national platform with a Comprehensive and Whole-Body Approach to Endometriosis in the USARequirements

Required Qualifications:

Board Certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Completion of MIGS (Minimally Invasive Gynecological Surgery) Fellowship in Gynecological Surgery (Accredited or Non-Accredited)
Relevant State (see location) Medical License
Relevant State (see location) DEA3+ Years of experience

Work Schedule: Full Time, 5 Days per week and No call or weekends

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