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David Careers

Physician / Family Practice / Pennsylvania / Permanent / Family Medicine/Geriatrics in Pittsburgh, PA - $300K+ Salary - Full & Part time Job

Posted 21 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingPittsburgh (PA)
Physicians, All OtherOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150 to $175/HR

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About the role

Enterprise Medical is partnering with a rapidly growing physician group to hire Family Medicine physician(s) interested in working with the geriatric population in the Pittsburgh market. Practice Highlights Physicians round on nursing home/assisted living facilities to decrease debilitating symptoms, improve outcomes, and restore quality of life Enjoy a manageable patient census with advanced practice provider support Monday through Friday schedules with some flexibility offered and infrequent calls Full-time and part-time options are available Up to $300K in salary for a very experienced candidate, plus bonus potential Full complement of benefits, including CME allowance, occurrence-based malpractice insurance (no tail exposure), retirement plan, health/life/dental insurance, and four weeks of Paid Time Off eligible for rollover Part-time physicians typically make in the $150 to $175/HR range About Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Not only are its sports teams a mighty force to be reckoned with, but the city has overcome adversity in a big way. Pittsburgh's affordable standard of living, top-notch healthcare facilities, and cultural attractions combine to make it America's \"Most Livable City. GB-66

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