$500K+ Earning Potential, Clinic Located in High-Income Area in Toronto (with pics!)

INDEPENDENT LICENSED ONLY /u00a0Job ID: 2468nn$500K+ Earning Potential, Clinic Located in High-Income Area in Toronto (with pics!)nnJob Details: Our client in Toronto, Ontario is looking for a full-time Family Physician to join their Family Practice. The incoming physician will be working as part of a Family Health Organization. There is a waitlist, the physician will have the ability to roster up to 2400 patients. There is a minimum of 35 hours of patient care each week. As the clinic is a part of the FHO (Family Health Organization), the incoming physician will also be required to do one day each week of after-hours care: Monday to Thursday from 5pm-8pm or Saturday for 3 hours.u00a0nPreference will be given to candidates with Canadian or U.S. medical training and experience practising medicine in Canada or the U.S.nnThe clinic uses CHS EMR but will be converting to Avaros in the next few months. No billing support available. Payment structure is via FHO Model, split arrangement is 70/30, plus HST payable on the 30% clinic split only.u00a0The range of potential full-time annual earnings is $500,000-$600,000.nnClinic Details: The clinic has 12 medical exam rooms some can be readily converted to procedure rooms. There are also 3 medical doctoru2019s offices and an MOA that will help with administrative tasks. Lab technicians are also available at the onsite laboratory to assist the physicians. There are 5 family physicians currently working at the clinic.nnThe clinic is open Monday to Thursday 8am-8pm, Friday 8am-5pm and Saturday 10am-4pm. The clinic is in a high-income area of Toronto with a diverse patient population with 40% of seniors, families and 60% is young professionals.nnRequirements:nu2022u00a0 Eligible for licensure with College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO)u00a0nu2022u00a0 Postgraduate training from Australia, Canada, Ireland, UK, or USAu00a0nnnnnnnnu00a0u00a0u00a0u00a0nu00a0

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