EM Physician Needed in Dixon, IL - American Board of Physician Specialties

EM Physician Needed in Dixon, IL

KSB Hospital has an excellent opportunity for a BC/BE Emergency Medicine physician to join our team in Dixon, IL! Our recently remodeled Emergency Department sees an average of 19,000 patients annually and physicians work flexible schedules consisting of 12/12 hour shifts monthly.

You can expect:

Competitive compensation plan
Comprehensive benefit plans for the physician and their family
Paid time off & CME benefits
Relocation assistance
And more!

About KSB
KSB Hospital is an independent, 84 bed community hospital. We currently employ 60 physicians in a multi-specialty, hospital integrated group practice. At KSB, it’s the people – our patients, our team, our families – that make us special!

About Our Community
KSB Hospital lies on the banks of the Rock River in historic Dixon, IL. Dixon has much to offer a physician and their family! Living in Dixon offers the advantages of a smaller town with a great quality and cost of living, welcoming neighbors, and a safe environment – all while still being less than 2 hours from anywhere in Chicago including O’hare International Airport and the Magnificent Mile. With Dixon’s more than 25 parks, a selection of golf courses, a beautiful riverfront, and a vibrant downtown; we have plenty to offer for everyone!

For more information, contact:

Ryan Miller, Physician Recruiter
815-285-5901
rmmiller@ksbhospital.com

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