Outpatient Family Medicine Positions in South Carolina!

Seeking Family Medicine physicians to join our staff at three clinic locations. Positions range from 100% outpatient with clinic hours 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday - Thursday and 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM on Friday to traditional practice options. Candidate should expect to see upwards of 20 patients a day. A competitive compensation package will be offered, including base salary, productivity bonus, sign-on, relocation assistance and student loan repayment assistance.

About the Hospital

Hospital's main campus is located in the heart of downtown Columbia. The 258-bed hospital was founded in 1938 by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Augustine to minister to the community, in body, mind and spirit. The facility is best known its expertise in cardiac care and serves as a nationally-recognized referral center for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease. The facility has been recognized 17 reporting periods in a row with the top rating by the Society of Cardiothoracic Surgeons.

The Community

Founded in 1786, Columbia is known for the three rivers that converge in the city, the Saluda, the Broad and the Congaree. The Columbia metropolitan area includes both Lexington and Richland counties. The area is also home to Fort Jackson, the largest and most active Initial Entry Training Center in the United States Army. There are multiple colleges and universities in the city including the University of South Carolina, Columbia College, and Benedict College. These institutions provide a robust environment of learning and culture.

Recreation

Columbia has a number of parks including Finlay Park, Memorial Park, Granby Park, Sesquentennial State Park, Three Rivers Greenway, Riverfront Park near the Columbia Canal and the Congaree National Park. Residents and visitors enjoy hiking, kayaking, swimming, running and bike riding in these areas. The city is home to the South Carolina Gamecocks. Residents enjoy football games at Williams Brice Stadium, basketball games at Colonial Life Arena and Carolina Coliseum, and watch the National championship baseball team play in Carolina Stadium. The City recently broke ground on Spirit Communications Park which will be home to a Minor League baseball team. For those who want to engage in cultural events the Koger Center for the Arts offers a number of performing arts events. In addition, because Columbia is centrally located in the state, there are a number of day trip activities from the beach to the mountains that families can enjoy.