OutPatient -Internal Medicine – West Virginia - American Board of Physician Specialties

OutPatient -Internal Medicine – West Virginia

Visa Physicians ! There is One More 2017 Slot open in West Virginia- We are Saving this Slot For you! Are you looking for a Outpatient Internal Medicine Hospital Employed opportunity? Does Outpatient medicine interest you? Are you looking for a practice that is stable, and growing? Do you want to be in a practice that utilizes Hospitalists 24/7? These are important questions to ask as you learn more about this opportunity.

This is for a practice that serves approximately 180,000 people. You will be working with an extensive network of Internal Medicine Physicians. Hours are 5 days a week from 9AM to 5 PM. No evenings or weekends.

The incoming physician will have the chance to establish themselves in a practice utilizing hospital support by becoming a Hospital Employee. The practice is affiliated with a 129 bed JCAHO approved major acute care medical center that services a nine county area in West Virginia and Kentucky. There are currently only 8 other IM providers in the area! The staff consists of 79 physicians in 23 specialties. This facility also serves as the areas trauma center and has a 12 bed ICU. . You are Located 45 minutes to Charleston, The Capital of West Virginia.

This position comes with 1,973 sq. feet of office space in a newly refurbished medical office building.

Competitive compensation package includes sign on bonus of $25K, base salary of $250K, and relocation allowance starting at $12K. Plus Student loan repayment, and malpractice coverage A marketing reimbursement of $7K, along with a $5K annual CME reimbursement. 25 days PTO per year, and 5 paid CME days are included. Family health insurance, 401(k), disability, and stipends are available. All Visa Physicians are urged to respond.

For details Call or Email your cv to:
Shielah Lipp
Marsh Group
Cell 757 696-0868
800 291-0108
slipp@marshgroup.com

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