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[BernieMac]

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[jlkhhylyiluh6]

I mean why dont you just contact them and ask yourself? How would people on here know?

[JohnGrisham]

Very unlikely.

Also, the post is riddled with grammatical errors like it was written by someone who is ESL.

Also, i doubt most doctors go to Indeed to look for jobs over the more official association job boards.

[freewheeler]

No.

[estairella]

It's "possible" but very unlikely. You will be providing barely passable care to an exceedingly large group of patients.

See 75 patients per day at $40/patient, working 5 days/week, 50 weeks a year = $750,000.

When I was a resident, I rotated through a Walmart walk-in clinic where we saw (2 residents + 1 staff) about 120 patients in 10 hours.

[Wachaa]

Recently finished FM residency in Alberta. The numbers aren't "average" but by no means uncommon for Alberta GPs to bill 600k or higher if working 50-60 hours a week (all paperwork and charting time included). A high volume clinic, run with nursing support (35-40% overhead), can gross $300-400 per hour. A lot of these clinics would have support staff doing things such as wound dressings, suturing, injections, liquid nitrogen, casting, etc. If you don't have a nurse (25-30% over head), then grossing $250-300 per hour is about 5-7 patients per hour (visit + time modifiers/ physicals/ forms/ employment exams at $200-300 each). If you work about 40 hours a week (including paperwork), seeing 5-7 pts per hour, you can reasonably expect ~$350k after 30% overhead.

 

Also to address the "ESL" comment above: Once you start looking for FM jobs, you'll find most clinic managers/ owners are not physicians but business-minded people, ranging from mid 20s to 50+s years old, who may have no idea what you do (let alone a good command of the English language), but manage the billing, scheduling, and advertising/ hiring.

[PeterPatting]

@Wachaa...is that 600k after overhead??