Gastroenterology Job in Montana | $1M Potential | No Call | 8 Weeks PTO

Walk into a Gastroenterology program where the demand is already waiting for you, with a 6–9 month patient wait and approximately 1,200 scopes ready to be absorbed. This independent tertiary care environment gives physicians the freedom to build a career around their preferred mix of outpatient and inpatient medicine rather than forcing everyone into the same practice model. Choose a traditional Monday–Friday outpatient practice, an inpatient/hospitalist-focused model, or a hybrid of the two, with significant flexibility to structure the role around your interests. You’ll practice within a highly collaborative environment with access to specialists across oncology, hepatology, IBD, and radiology. A recently built endoscopy facility and major investment in technology provide the infrastructure to support a high-volume, efficient practice. For a Gastroenterologist looking for immediate volume, flexibility, and exceptional financial upside, current physicians are demonstrating earning potential of $1 million annually.

Position, Compensation & Organization Highlights

• Current physicians earning up to $1M annually
• Compensation potential reaching the 99th percentile
• Flexible practice options: M–F outpatient, inpatient/hospitalist, or hybrid
• No call with the outpatient practice option
• Approximately 1,200 scopes available with a 6–9 month patient wait
• ERCP required with the option to incorporate EUS
• Join an established team of 3 Gastroenterologists, 3 APPs, and 1 inpatient PA
• New 24,000-square-foot endoscopy facility
• Strong multidisciplinary collaboration across multiple specialties
• $70M investment in Epic EMR
• 8 weeks of PTO
• Medical, dental, vision, HSA, and FSA benefits
• Student loan repayment available
• Malpractice coverage with tail
• J-1 and H-1B visa sponsorship available

Build Your Career in Montana—and Leave Room to Enjoy It

Montana gives physicians the ability to choose a lifestyle that feels distinctly their own, from a state-capital setting to a quieter suburban community. The region combines the space and scenery of the Mountain West with the educational, cultural, and travel resources that make everyday life convenient. Physicians and families can put down roots in a place where safety, strong schools, and access to higher education are meaningful parts of the community. The landscape makes it easy to build an active life outside medicine, whether that means exploring national parks, spending time on the water, or heading into the mountains. Arts, music, and educational opportunities add another dimension for physicians who want more than outdoor recreation alone. It is an appealing setting for someone ready to trade major-metro costs and congestion for more space, natural beauty, and a lifestyle that makes eight weeks away from work especially valuable.

Community Highlights

• Housing costs approximately 50% lower than Bozeman
• No sales tax
• Community population of approximately 60,000 with a 270,000 regional draw
• Safe, family-friendly environment
• Access to Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks
• Rolling hills and picturesque Mountain West landscapes
• Fly fishing, skiing, horseback riding, and abundant outdoor recreation
• Lakes and nearby snow skiing
• Vibrant arts scene with symphony and music programs
• Nationally ranked public schools
• Accredited colleges and a new medical school
• Children’s and art museums
• Convenient airport with direct and connecting flights