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Great Opportunity for Talented Breast Surgeon
Office Sharing opportunity for independent surgeon (prefer breast dedicated, general surgeon or breast fellowship) in fully operational
& support staffed suite. 100% Breast surgeon owner in suite; recent retirement of senior partner; 2nd independent physician in suite is a complementary general surgeon. Prime location in the newly NCI
Designated Helen F
Graham Community
Cancer Center in the
center of the Christiana
Care Hospital Campus,
Newark DE with
medical oncology and
radiotherapy on-site.
This private suite is adjacent to the CCHS Breast Center, with full radiology services including MRI, CAT and PLAIN films, as well as laboratory facilities also available in the same building, making coordinated patient work-up easier.
This suite offers high-end tenant finishes, minor procedure operation room with ultrasound,
5 shared patient exam rooms & 3 doctor offices. No ER or General Surgery on-call requirements by hospital, possible.
Within a 5 minute short walking distance to the main hospital &
stand alone surgery center, making daily travel easier. Plenty of patient parking & public bus routes available to this picturesque setting with reflection pond, fountains & labyrinth park away from the hustle of the city.
Term: Negotiable
Monthly Office Share Payment: $2,960 for prorated share of suite facility (rent, waste & trash removal, repairs & maintenance) plus % of overhead & support staff (5) costs on CPA’s Cost Template, as negotiated.
Contact: Janet Sacks
(720) 320-6565 (cell)
or janet@rebatebyacs.
com
for more information
& suite walk-through
(no broker fees).
CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS
■ ARMIN BAREKATAIN, MD, MSc. Is a Cardiology Fellow at Christiana Care Health System in Newark, Del.
■ ZAHER FANARI, MD Is a Cardiology Fellow at Christiana Care Health System in Newark, Del.
■ SANDRA A. WEISS, MD is Associate Program Director for Research at the Christiana Care Center for Heart & Vascular Health in Newark, Del.
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