Gastroenterology position in: Neenah, WI
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Gastroenterology Opening Wisconsin Located in Neenah, Wisconsin Seeking a Board Eligible/Board Certified Gastroenterologist to join a growing gastroenterology program serving the Fox Cities region of Wisconsin. This opportunity offers a strong procedural practice with flexibility to incorporate advanced procedures based on physician interest. About the Position -Full-time Gastroenterology opportunity -General gastroenterology practice -Outpatient colonoscopy and upper endoscopy focus -Option to incorporate advanced procedures such as ERCP and EUS -Join an experienced gastroenterologist with strong procedural focus -Supported by three established advanced practice clinicians -Mentorship and skill development available for physicians interested in advanced procedures -Limited call averaging approximately 3 days per month -Call shared across a large call pool -Minimal inpatient consults with strong hospitalist support -Monday through Friday schedule -H-1B visa sponsorship available Compensation and Benefits -Competitive compensation package -Value-based incentives -Excellent sign-on bonus -35 days paid time off -$4,500 annual CME allowance -Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance -Short-term and long-term disability coverage -Malpractice coverage with paid tail -Wisconsin Patient Compensation Fund coverage -Licensing and board fee reimbursement -403(b) retirement plan with company match -457(b) retirement plan with company contribution -Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility -Green card sponsorship available Community Highlights – Neenah, Wisconsin -Part of the Fox Cities region in northeast Wisconsin -Vibrant arts and cultural scene including symphony performances and a performing arts center -Broadway touring shows and live entertainment -Excellent dining and shopping -Abundant outdoor recreation including lakes, trails, and parks -Family-friendly communities with excellent schools -Affordable cost of living -Convenient access to larger Midwest metropolitan areas