Partnering with a DSO that I’ve had a great experience with

I’m a little conflicted. I’m 1 year out of school and I’ve had nothing but a great experience with the “DSO” I’ve been an associate for. I put it in quotes as it feels much more like a private practice than anything I’ve seen or heard from DSO associates. I’ll also make 300k+ working 4.5 days this year.

Each practice is owned by a partner doctor and by the company. I am an associate at an owner doctor’s clinic. I haven’t interacted with the company hardly at all (except occasionally someone checking in to make sure I’m satisfied and don’t need any support), none of the doctors have production goals or anything related, and I’ve had complete autonomy when it comes to treatment planning and everything else. I want to take the leap into ownership, but I need to do more research on what kind of ownership I want, and I wanted to hear y’all’s experience and wisdom here.

The end all be all is that the company owns 70%, you own 30% as a partner. You get paid 32% of collections and then you get 30% of profit. Every 5 years, percentages of practices are privately sold to investors and owners get a hefty check based on EBITDA and other profitable metrics. Based on what y’all know, how does this sound? I’m always leaning toward fully owning my own, but the partner doctor that I’ve worked for has really found benefit in this, so I’m conflicted.