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Live on the Beach / Join Busy Neurosurgery Group w/ Partnership Opportunity!
Suwanee, Georgia, United States
Job Summary
Occupation
Physician
Specialty
Surgery-Neurosurgery
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Permanent/Full-Time
Work Environment
Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC)
Academic/Training Program
Long-Term Care/Facility
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job Description
Last Update:
7/06/20
an established community-based private practice located in beautiful Mobile, Alabama, is seeking a general neurosurgeon with an interest in spine to join their private practice. Walk into existing volume in this very busy practice as a local group closed in December 2015. The new neurosurgeon can expect over 250 cases in their first year and outstanding mentorship will be happily provided by the two experienced neurosurgeons. Call will be 1 in 3 and is not burdensome. The group is called in approximately two times per month and the group employs 2 PA’s who take first call.
The group is the only one that admits to the local hospital. Clinic is booked out five weeks, and they are looking to capture those patients and surgeries that potentially go elsewhere due to wait times. The group has a strong referral base from local primary care physicians and other specialists within the Hospital.
The Hospital will sponsor a very competitive one to two-year income guarantee and then the new neurosurgeon will transition to partnership. Overhead of the group is controlled and the payor mix is favorable with 3 to 6% Medicaid, 30% Medicare, and the remainder being commercial insurance. The successful candidate will be a general neurosurgeon with an interest in spine or tumors who is ready to build a busy practice in a flourishing community. Someone can expect approximately 80% of their practice to be spine focused.
This is a terrific opportunity to join a practice of neurosurgeons that have a proven system for success:
The group is the only one that admits to the local hospital. Clinic is booked out five weeks, and they are looking to capture those patients and surgeries that potentially go elsewhere due to wait times. The group has a strong referral base from local primary care physicians and other specialists within the Hospital.
The Hospital will sponsor a very competitive one to two-year income guarantee and then the new neurosurgeon will transition to partnership. Overhead of the group is controlled and the payor mix is favorable with 3 to 6% Medicaid, 30% Medicare, and the remainder being commercial insurance. The successful candidate will be a general neurosurgeon with an interest in spine or tumors who is ready to build a busy practice in a flourishing community. Someone can expect approximately 80% of their practice to be spine focused.
This is a terrific opportunity to join a practice of neurosurgeons that have a proven system for success: