Canadian Physician Opportunities

Blended Capitation

Per Diem

Per Diem

Blended Capitation

Fee-For-Service Split

Clinical Service Contract (Clinical Service Contract)

Fee-for-Service; 75/25 to 80/20 billing split; high patient volume

Combination (unspecified) - combination payment model (per listing)

Fee-for-Service; 75/25 split on MSP and uninsured payments; Business Cost Premium adds $48/day to billings; 100% of LFP panel and QI project payments paid to physicians; Minimum 6 patients/hour guaranteed; Flexible payment models: FFS, LFP, NTP.

Fee-for-Service; 75/25 split on MSP and uninsured payments; 100% of LFP panel and QI project payments paid to physicians; Flexible payment models offered: FFS, LFP, NTP; Business Cost Premium adds $48/day to billings; Minimum guaranteed 6 patients per hour.

Fee-for-Service

Combination payment model: signing bonus; first three months no base overhead; low overhead thereafter (~20%); competitive billing split.

Fee-for-Service; expected annual income $350,000–$450,000 (potential to exceed $600,000 with additional call); variable depending on call volume and clinical commitments.

Fee-for-Service; MOCAP and Sessional Contract

Physicians recruited to these positions have the choice of being remunerated either through Fee for Service billing or by participating in the Co-Managed Care Clinical Alternate Relationship Plan (ARP). The current gross compensation rate for the ARP is $444, 645 per annum for a full-time commitment (1.0 FTE, or 1928 hours per annum). In addition, After-Hours Time Premium payments apply for clinical services provided during evenings/weekends/holidays ($89.64 / hour) and for night coverage ($183.08 / hour), payable on top of base compensation. Fee for service billing is an additional available option, including after-hours premiums as above

The Practitioner is responsible for purchasing health and insurance benefits. For complete details on the AMA benefits, please see www.albertadoctors.org.

The Practitioner is responsible for purchasing health and insurance benefits. For complete details on the AMA benefits, please see www.albertadoctors.org

The Practitioner is responsible for purchasing health and insurance benefits. For complete details on the AMA benefits, please see www.albertadoctors.org.

The Practitioner is responsible for purchasing health and insurance benefits. For complete details on the AMA benefits, please see www.albertadoctors.org.

The Practitioner is responsible for purchasing health and insurance benefits. For complete details on the AMA benefits, please see www.albertadoctors.org.