Physician Family Practice
About the role
Join a well-established group of physicians in a private practice with nearly 50 years of history. Outpatient-only position seeing approximately 25 patients per day. Minimal call burden; phone call only for own patients with coverage during vacation. Exceptional physician and patient retention; providers average 12+ years with the group. Optional hospital or nursing home rounding available for additional income.
Competitive compensation with production bonus and health benefits starting day 1. Board-certified or board-eligible family practice physician required; DEA required.
Responsibilities
- See approximately 25 patients per day
- Minimal call burden; phone call only for own patients with coverage during vacation
- Optional hospital or nursing home rounding available for additional income
Requirements
- Board-certified or board-eligible family practice physician
- DEA required
Benefits
- Production bonus
- Health benefits starting day 1
Schedule
Monday – Friday schedule, 8:30 am – 5 pm with potential 4-day work week option
Pay
Competitive compensation
Contact
Contact Arthur Moran at [email protected] or (203) 663-9358 to learn more about this opportunity.
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