Any advice? New grad in family medicine

[soeulmates2013]

Anybody can give me some advice on this offer as I am a new grad:

 

We can offer you an annual salaried position at $55/hour for 8 hours per day seeing 30-32 patients per day.  This would include 7 paid national holidays per calendar year that would expand to an additional 1 week (5 work days) paid vacation after 1 year at our practice.  We would include paid malpractice and tail coverage for you.  This would equate to a $105,600 year salary and your schedule would be at flexible with our wish that you provide morning coverage. This is a small family med practice with no licensing, CME, health insurance.

 

Any advice would be appreciated.

[rev ronin]

Counter with $45 per hour, charting on the clock, time-and-a-half for more than 40 hours per week.  You'll come out ahead.

 

Seriously, anything more than a dozen patients per day for a new grad is too many.

[treejay]

Ummm.....  No to 30-32 patients per day in 8 hours for a new grad !!  Way to many!  Dangerous and sketchy.  To me, this shows this employer is not able to conceptualize a new graduates abilities and demonstrates a lack of understanding on their behalf.  And their focus on squeezing out money at the expense of safe patient care.  Bad vibes.

 

Crucial to determine if this is a paneled position or not......

[JPMiller]

WAY too many patients, terrible/no benefits, and only 1wk vacation AFTER a year of work? All red flags.

[RuralER/Ortho]

No license, DEA? That's about 1k there. Also, insurance is pricey if you don't have another way to get it - through spouse primarily