General GI Opportunity in Beautiful Monterey County, CA

Company: RosmanSearch
Location: Salinas
Posted on: October 19, 2024

Job Description:

A well-regarded group on the beautiful Central Coast of CA (Monterey County) is actively seeking general Gastroenterologists to join their well-established outpatient practice. Join a busy group of 4 Gastroenterologists, offering an excellent opportunity for both new and experienced Gastroenterologists to become a part of a respected practice in a vibrant community.

• Opportunity for a General GI, ERCP is a plus but not required
• The group owns the only outpatient endoscopy center in the area, providing immediate volume and a streamlined patient care environment.
• Optional partnership track available after the first year, with flexible options to buy into the endoscopy center.
• Expect to see 10-20 patients per day on average, with approximately 12 procedures per day
• Primarily outpatient opportunity (90%)
• 1:8 call coverage that includes one local hospital conveniently located across the street from the endoscopy center
• Comprehensive benefits package including medical coverage, sign-on bonus, and relocation assistance.
• Competitive compensation with multiple revenue streams available.Located on California's Central Coast, Salinas is renowned for its agricultural abundance, moderate climate, and historical significance as the birthplace of author John Steinbeck. Salinas is a community that values outdoor recreation. Nearby attractions like the Pinnacles National Park, with its dramatic rock formations and hiking trails, provide opportunities for adventure and exploration. The city blends suburban living with a rich cultural heritage and proximity to natural attractions, making it a unique destination in Monterey County.To learn more about this opportunity or others, please contact Rick Bailey. To acquire more information about RosmanSearch click here.

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