Physician / Physiatrist / Vermont / Permanent / Nonoperative Interventional Spine Physiatrist | Rutland, VT PM&R + No Call Job
Physician / Physiatrist / Vermont / Permanent / Nonoperative Interventional Spine Physiatrist | Rutland, VT PM&R + No Call Job
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Full-time outpatient PM&R and multidisciplinary SpineCare opportunity
- Monday–Friday schedule within a 40-hour work week
- No formal call
- Primarily adult patient population, with patients of all ages
- Nonoperative spine-focused practice with no requirement for opioid prescribing or management
- Join a collaborative SpineCare team including a fellowship-trained orthopedic spine surgeon, osteopathic physiatrist, and experienced Physician Assistant
- Embedded health psychologist position being recruited to further strengthen the multidisciplinary team
- Practice in a well-run environment where physicians are valued and patients receive high-quality care
- MD or DO who has completed a Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation residency
- Board certified or board eligible
- Fellowship training or commensurate experience in spinal procedures required
- Eligible for Vermont medical licensure
- Competitive, productivity-based salary with incentives
- Compensation commensurate with experience and well above median MGMAHealth, vision, and dental insurance
- Paid malpractice coverageCME time and expense allowance
- Signing bonus
- Relocation assistance
- Educational loan repayment
- Location & Lifestyle:
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