The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Amarillo, TX

Department of Pediatrics is seeking a board certified general pediatrician (req#15068BR) to join the team. This position offers a mix of private practice (80% clinical) and academic resident teaching (20% academic) and mentoring. The weekly schedule will be typically 4 days in clinic, with one day for administrative and teaching duties. Our physicians enjoy a generous benefits package including competitive salary, relocation expenses, and potential sign-on bonuses and stipends. Faculty participation in regional and national organizations is supported and encouraged.

The Department of Pediatrics strives to provide the highest standard of medical care for its pediatric patients with a commitment to ensure excellence in the education of medical students and resident physicians. TTUHSC Pediatricians provide the highest quality of medical care for our patients, and serve as an advocate for pediatric health issues throughout the region and state.

Amarillo, TX is a growing city and offers the best in education, entertainment, and medical needs in West Texas. The metropolitan population is made up of 200K, with an even larger catchment population. Residents enjoy an easy-going lifestyle with low housing costs, unique restaurants, cultural centers, bars and boutiques, and a drive of less than 20 minutes to anywhere in the city. Amarillo is 15 minutes from the second largest canyon in the U.S., and offers unique hiking and camping experiences. Amarillo represents the true Southwest and is just 4-6 hours away from destinations like Santa Fe, Denver, and Oklahoma City.

Another Amarillo staple seen above is the Cadillac Ranch, by the San Franciscan art group The Ant Farm

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