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LocumJobsOnline is working with Healthcare Connections to find a qualified Pediatrics MD in New York, New York, 10001!
About The Position
New York's Finger Lake Region seeking PEDIATRICIAN
Non-profit healthcare system in central New York's Finger Lake Region is actively recruiting a Pediatrician to continue delivering top-notch quality care as they have for the past 50+ years! The incoming physician will join a team of physicians and advanced practice providers in an outpatient only setting. This is a team of forward-thinking, mission-minded physicians basking in a family-oriented team atmosphere with real work/life balance! The ideal candidate is a Board Certified Pediatric MD/DO with an active New York license! New graduates are encouraged to apply!
- 100% outpatient
- 4-day work week
- 35+ PAID days off / year
- Loan Repayment
Where do you want to go today? This community is ideally located a short drive to so many exciting areas - you will want to see all this area has to offer! Syracuse: 30 Miles | Binghamton: 45 Miles | New York City: 175 Miles | Philadelphia: 185 Miles | Boston: 250 Miles | Baltimore: 275 Miles.Enjoy a 25% below national average cost of living where you will maximize your income and minimize your expenses! Interested candidates, please call and submit your CV to to be considered. Know someone looking? Call today to discuss our $2,000 REFERRAL BONUS and pass the info along!
Job #9926
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About Healthcare Connections
Searching for a new position can be an overwhelming and exhausting process. As a full service physician staffing firm, we are ready to assist you whether you are coming out of your residency, moving from one practice to another, transitioning from full to part time, or supplementing your income.
Let our team of physician advisors use their years of experience to help you find the right position the first time. Hundreds of physicians across the country have turned to Healthcare Connections to find that perfect job. Find out how we can do the same for you.
