Allergy/Immunology Physician

Allergy/Immunology Physician at AllerVie Health summary:

An Allergy/Immunology Physician at AllerVie Health provides expert care in diagnosing and treating allergic and immunologic conditions for both pediatric and adult patients. The role involves working within a collaborative, well-established clinical network focused on delivering evidence-based treatments, supported by streamlined operations and a comprehensive benefits package. Opportunities include contract flexibility, no weekend or on-call duties, and participation in research with productivity-based compensation.

AllerVie Health is a leader in providing top-tier allergy and immunology services across the United States. With a team of mission-driven, board-certified physicians and skilled advanced practice providers, we are committed to delivering the gold standard in patient care.

Our network of professionals works collaboratively to provide life-changing care. AllerVie has a strong, supportive administration, streamlined operations, and provider councils that ensure we drive best practices in each clinic. Our goal is to make certain every patient has access to the latest evidence-based allergy diagnostics and treatments; alongside cutting-edge advancements, we strive to innovate and enhance our care in allergy therapeutics. • 3, 4 or 5 day contract opportunities available
• Broad spectrum of pediatric and adult patients
• No weekends and no call
• Well-established, full-service allergy/immunology practice
• Turn-key operation - patients, equipment, experienced staff, and office space
• Variable compensation: base salary + productivity bonus
• Benefits package includes (but not limited to): PTO, Paid Holidays, Medical/Dental/Vision (30+ hours to qualify), CME Stipend, medical liability and tail coverage, etc.
• Opportunities to participate in research studies for additional compensation opportunities

Keywords:

allergy, immunology, physician, patient care, pediatrics, adult care, clinical practice, evidence-based treatment, research participation, healthcare