u/HoldFit6798

I’m a new grad considering an outpatient PM&R offer in Florida, but I’m hesitant about the long-term growth. The role is mostly going into patient rooms, gathering information, and reporting back to the physician — no procedures and no independent clinic. I’m worried this could make it harder to pivot later, especially into hospital-based roles. I also want to pursue PSLF, but this is a private practice and I have over $200k in loans.

Offer

  • Salary: $90k for the first 4 months, then $105k after probation (already negotiated up $5k)
  • Schedule: M–F outpatient clinic, no call, nights, or weekends
  • PTO: Flexible/routine time off, no cap
  • Benefits: Health, dental, vision
    • PPO: ~$171/month or HDHP ~$78/month
    • Dental: ~$40/month
  • Malpractice: Covered
  • 401k: 100% company match up to 4%, 5-year graded vesting
  • Waiting to hear back regarding CME and annual bonuses

I started applying at the end of March, so I know I’m still early in the process. I currently live at home and don’t have major expenses, so I’m trying to decide whether I should take this for experience or hold out for something with better long-term growth and PSLF eligibility. My biggest concern is getting boxed into a limited role early on, especially with more new grads entering the market soon.

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u/HoldFit6798 — 16 days ago