Gastroenterology position in: Mishawaka, IN
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Gastroenterology Opening in Indiana Located in Mishawaka, Indiana About the Position -Join a community-based Gastroenterology practice within a large multi-specialty group -Blend of outpatient clinic, procedures, and inpatient consults -Opportunity to help develop and grow a new GI program -Rotating call schedule -Practice located in a medical office building adjacent to the hospital Practice Highlights -Strong and growing referral base from primary care and specialty providers -Significant unmet demand for GI services in the region -Opportunity for advanced GI procedures and program development -Work within a well-established multi-specialty group of 100+ physicians -Affiliation with an academic health system with potential faculty opportunities -Supportive administration focused on program growth and long-term success Compensation and Benefits -Competitive salary with 2-year income guarantee -RVU-based productivity model after guarantee period -Malpractice insurance with tail coverage -Health, dental, vision, disability, and life insurance -Retirement benefits -27 days PTO plus 7 holidays -5 CME days with $3,000 allowance -Additional $3,000 for professional dues and memberships -Loan repayment assistance available -Relocation assistance Practice Requirements -Board Certified or Board Eligible in Gastroenterology (certification required within 5 years) -Eligible for Indiana medical licensure -Interest in advanced procedures and program development preferred Community -Family-friendly Midwest community with a low cost of living -Close proximity to the University of Notre Dame -Access to outdoor recreation and a balanced lifestyle -Convenient location near larger metro areas in the region About the Health System -Nonprofit, multi-hospital health system serving North Central Indiana -Integrated network including hospitals and outpatient facilities -Large, established medical group with strong referral base -Mission-driven organization focused on compassionate, patient-centered care