Physician Endocrinology - Competitive Salary
Job Description Endocrinologist — South Florida | No Hospital Call, No Insurance \n \n Physician-owned direct-pay endocrinology practice — no call, no insurance billing, 9 to 4, hour-long consults. \n \n \n -No hospital call — none. No inpatient, no weekends, no shared coverage. \n -No insurance billing. No prior auths, no denials, no RVU targets. \n -60-minute new consults, 30-minute follow-ups — roughly 9–10 patients a day, not 25. \n -4 or 5 days per week , 9:00 AM–4:00 PM with a full hour for lunch. \n \n \n Clinical mix is about 70% women's health — menopause, perimenopause, HRT, PCOS, bone health — alongside general endocrinology including thyroid, diabetes, and obesity. Mentorship in women's health endocrinology is provided for physicians coming from a general or diabetes-heavy background. \n \n The practice covers everything: office, support staff, a dedicated virtual assistant, accounting, and marketing during your ramp-up. No buy-in and no capital required. \n Earning potential is well above MGMA 90th-percentile endocrinology, with no buy-in and no capital at risk. The full picture doesn't fit in a posting; it's a ten-minute phone conversation, and most physicians are surprised by the math. \n \n Florida has no state income tax. \n \n Requirements: BC/BE Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism. 5 years preferred. Florida license or license-eligible. \n
- Highland Beach, FL
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