We are recruiting a physician angiologist M/F on CDI to join a multidisciplinary health center near Grasse (Alpes-Maritimes).
Position description
You will be working in a recently acquired health center, covering 340 m² and including eight fully air-conditioned consultation cubicles. Already staffed by an ophthalmologist, two orthoptists, a general practitioner and a MPR doctor, the center is looking to add an angiologist and other specialists to its team. Your mission will be to provide consultations in angiology, including diagnosis and follow-up of vascular pathologies, benefiting from a structured working environment and a secretariat dedicated to administrative management.
Structure DNA
The centre is designed to foster collaboration between specialists and ensure optimal care for patients. The team in place shares a multidisciplinary vision, facilitated by modern organization and centralized administrative management.
Compensation
Salary estimated at €8,000 net per month, to be refined according to conditions defined with management.
Benefits
- Integration into a dynamic multidisciplinary team
- Modern, air-conditioned premises
- Dedicated secretariat for administrative management
- Opportunity to participate in the opening and development of a growing center
Profiles sought
Angiologist M/F qualified in France or the European Union, Registered or registrable with the Conseil national de l'ordre des médecins in France.
Candidates from the European Union
Jober Group, will support you free of charge right up to the start of your activity. A consultant will help you learn the language, put you in touch with our partner teachers, and help you register with the French medical association.
Contact us on
07 44 71 65 08
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