Join an established well-respected multispecialty group of 150+clinicians (roughly 100 physicians and 50 APPs/other professionals) residents for over 100 years. Physician owned and operated. Incoming physicians will be a pre-shareholder for the first 2 years, then they are invited to become shareholders. The shareholder contract is evergreen. Each shareholder owns 1 share; everyone is equal.

Enjoy the amenities of living in part of the Sacramento metropolitan area. Only 25 minutes to downtown Sacramento, 1 hour to Napa, 1 hour 45 minutes to San Francisco and 19 minutes to Davis, CA, a well-known university town. Sacramento International Airport is only eight miles to the east. Waterways include the Yolo Bypass and Sacramento River to the east, Willow Slough to the southeast, and Cache Creek to the north. A two-hour drive to the Lake Tahoe area takes you to the highest concentration of ski resorts in the country, with record-breaking annual snowfall and views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevadamountains.

GI Partnership with Physician Owned Practice Metro Sacramento, 1 Hour to Napa

Excellent Physician Retention with some in the group for 20, 30 years.

Great culture– strongly believe in work-life balance

• Fulltime- 40% clinic / 60% OR-Procedures
• Clinic day = 20 scheduled patients per day
• Clinic has procedure room
• 2-3days in OR or ASC
• Average 100-120 procedures per month
• Typical GI procedures: EGD, PEG placement, colonoscopy, flex sig,
• Some ERCP volume available
• 7 days of call per month

Opportunity Perks:

• Employment with 2 Year Partnership Track
• Salary guarantee 18 months
• Productivity Model (WRVU) Starting month 19
• Sign on bonus $40,000
• Relocation of $20,000 Paid to Physician
• 6 weeks’ time off first 2 years, 8 weeks starting year 3
• Medical Malpractice CME Allowance
• Benefits include:

o 100% of Medical, Dental, Vision Paid by Practice

o 401(k) - contribute day 1– matching after 1 year

• PSLF Site

The agriculture in the community is diverse and includes orchards, row crops, and organic

farming:

• Orchards: orchards primarily grow almonds and walnuts.
• Row crops: row crops include tomatoes, corn, sunflower, winter wheat, and alfalfa.
• Organic farming: the community has seen significant growth in its

organic agriculture industry. In 2020, its organic growers had gross sales of over $46 million.

• Pollination and honey: the community is committed to growing its pollination and honey industries.
• Family farms: the community includes family farms that produces tomatoes, tree crops, and award-winning rotational crops.