Nephrologist - Partnership Path
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Doctor/Physician
Nephrologist
Location: Northern
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Location: Fairhope, Alabama
π₯ Position Type: Full-time | Permanent | Part-time/Flex time
π¨ Specialty: General Nephrology
π Schedule: Outpatient, inpatient + dialysis rounds
π Partnership Track: Yes, with joint venture investments
We are seeking a full-time nephrologist to join a well-established and highly respected group of 3 providers and 2.5 nurse practioners. Fairhope is on Mobile Bay and offers year round outdoor activities from boating to sailing, fishing to hunting, golf to tennis. Perfect for an active lifestyle. One of the fastest growing regions in the United States an incoming nephrologist will find an eclectic upscale community in which to practice.
Alabama beaches are in immediate proximity and Florida beaches a short drive. Fairhope has strong school options, both public and private.
Qualifications
- Our ideal candidate is relatable with good interpersonal skills as well as high medical acumen and a good work ethic. We are looking for future partners. As such you will be treated as a partner from day one with the same call and off time as all partners.
- MD or DO from an accredited medical school
- Completion of a nephrology fellowship at an accredited program
- Board Certified/Board Eligible in Internal Medicine and Nephrology
- H1 sponsorship available for exceptional candidates
- Balanced lifestyle with a manageable call schedule (1:4)
- 10 days off each month, with flexible scheduling for extended vacation
- Competitive starting salary and comprehensive benefits
- Excellent long-term earning potential in the top 10% of all nephrologists
- Revenue is shared equally, joint venture opportunities available after partnership and encouraged
- $25,000 sign on bonus
- Loan repayment can be negotiated
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