Reported by 21 physicians · region cohort · total comp, not the employer's posted pay
21 physician reports · not the employer's posted pay
Full-time employed Maternal-Fetal Medicine physician position in San Antonio, TX, offering a consultative-only role with no delivery obligations supported by a large referral network and infrastructure. Compensation includes competitive base salary plus wRVU productivity incentives and a sign-on bonus; the practice features AI scribe technology and dedicated support staff to reduce administrative burden.
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Baptist Medical Network — part of Tenet Healthcare and a system that has served San Antonio for over a century — is expanding its MFM program to meet demand in one of the fastest-growing metros in the country. This is a consultative-only role backed by a large, established referral network, which means you'll build volume quickly without starting from scratch. You'll have the clinical autonomy of a private practice setting with the infrastructure, support staff, and reach of a major health system behind you — a combination that's genuinely rare.
Position HighlightsSan Antonio is a city that earns its reputation — a rich blend of deep history, vibrant culture, and modern amenities, all at the most affordable cost of living among Texas's major metros. The River Walk, the Alamo, and Hemisfair Park anchor a downtown that draws both tourists and longtime residents, while a thriving local dining and arts scene, world-class festivals like Fiesta, and professional sports — including the NBA's Spurs — give the city genuine year-round energy. Families are well-served by top-rated public and private schools, and with no state income tax and lower utility, tax, and housing costs than Dallas, Houston, or Austin, your compensation stretches further here. Projected to add 1.1 million residents by 2040, San Antonio isn't just a great place to live today — it's one of the best long-term bets in the Sun Belt.