An established hospital in Missouri is planning to hire an additional gastroenterologist. The facility needs assistance with the high demand from the community and to replace a retiring Gastroenterologist. Qualified and interested candidate will take over existing patient based, being vacated by the outgoing-retiring specialist. You will work Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm with an easy call schedule. You will be supported by advanced practice providers and other GI physicians. The facility is accepting candidates who are board certified or board eligible. This position requires a current Missouri license, and CompHealth’s licensing team can help you obtain one. Current fellows and experienced physicians are encouraged to apply. You’ll receive a generous compensation package, bonuses, medical benefits, and vacation. Opportunity also offers up to $200,000 in loan repayment, relocation reimbursement, a $35K sign-on bonus, life insurance, CME time with $4K in stipend, a retirement package, and malpractice coverage. Come live and practice in this college town where the housing values are strong, and the unemployment rate is low. It features all the best of an education community, with its cultural and a strong emphasis on community involvement. The area offers an easy weekend drive to St. Louis or Jefferson City. If this opportunity sounds interesting to you, contact your personal CompHealth consultant for more information about this position and to discuss other opportunities that fit your life, your goals, and your schedule. For details and to get started, please submit your CV to austyn.iwuh@comphealth.com, follow up with a phone call or text to Austyn at 801-930-3363. Reference job 2817929.
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