Endocrinologist - Hospital Medical Group
Updated 12/02/25
White Plains, New York, United States
Physician
Endocrinology
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Job at a glance
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job description
Job description
A hospital system in Westchester County is seeking an Endocrinologist due to expansion as they look to grow significantly in 2025. This is a full time employed position with 1-2 years of guaranteed salary and a competitive RVU bonus model, paid occurrence malpractice, CME time and money, as well as a 403b retirement plan.
Compensation : $240000 - $275000 Job ID : 34227
34227
Endocrinologist - Hospital Medical Group
Division
HC - Providers (Physicians)
Location
White Plains, New York
Employment Type
Permanent
A hospital system in Westchester County is seeking an Endocrinologist due to expansion as they look to grow significantly in 2025. This is a full time employed position with 1-2 years of guaranteed salary and a competitive RVU bonus model, paid occurrence malpractice, CME time and money, as well as a 403b retirement plan.
Job Description:
Compensation : $240000 - $275000 Job ID : 34227
Job Function:
- Expectation of a Mon-Fri work schedule, no evening or weekend office hours.
Provide primarily outpatient care with occasional inpatient consults handled on a shared rotational basis (one month at a time).
Collaborate with a team of 11 endocrinologists, participating in on-call duties for one month per year.
Support the organization’s expansion into new office locations, with a major local facility opening at the end of 2025.
Deliver high-quality patient care within a reputable medical group and hospital system known for top-tier facilities.
Job Requirements:
- Fellowship Training in Endocrinology.
- New York State Licensed Required.
- Board Certification Required.
34227
Qualifications
New York State Licensed Required.
Board Certification Required.
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