Family Medicine opening in Rock Hill, South CarolinaLocated Northern South Carolina - 28 miles from Downtown Charlotte, NCDetails:
- FT, permanent position
- Work schedule: 5 days per week, 9 AM - 6 PM. Clinic is open Monday - Saturday. If hired provider works on Saturday, provider will be off for 1 weekday.
- Outpatient only
- No call
- Compensation range: $200K-$250K salary
- Benefits: health insurance (BCBS of NC), vision insurance (Unum), dental insurance (Unum), and 401K match (maximum of 3.5%).
- Average patients per day: 10-25 patients per day. Patient census varies by day of week.
- Number of other providers in the practice: 12 other providers (2 MDs, 10 Advanced Practice Providers)
- Support staff: 4-6 Medical Assistants in each clinic.
Rock Hill, South Carolina: Key Characteristics: Largest city in York County and one of the larger cities in South Carolina. Mix of older, established neighborhoods and growing new-development areas. Proximity to the Charlotte metro area provides benefits of a larger city while maintaining a modest-town feel. Attractions and Things to Do
Parks & Green Spaces: Numerous parks and recreational facilities with abundant tree coverage.
Outdoor Recreation: Riverwalk trails along the river for walking, jogging, and relaxing.
Historic Downtown: Old buildings, local shops, and restaurants offer a charming downtown atmosphere.
Community Events: Come-See-Me Festival in spring with garden walks, concerts, and family-friendly events.
Sports & Recreation: Manchester Meadows Soccer Complex hosts local teams and events.
Higher Education: Presence of a university and colleges brings educational and cultural opportunities. Housing/Cost of Living Housing is more affordable than many U.S. cities, making it attractive for renters and first-time buyers. Overall cost of living is around the national average, with some savings in housing and transportation. Ideal Residents People seeking a small-to-mid sized city with amenities but without the cost and hustle of a major metro. Outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy parks, trails, and riverfront areas. Families or individuals looking for affordable housing and a strong sense of community. Those who value slower-paced, local-town charm over high-density urban living.
