Compensation and Benefits:

- Very competitive total compensation opportunity (140k+)

- RVU production bonus opportunity based on annual threshold

- Quality incentives up to $13,000 annually

- Commencement bonus of $20,000

- $8,000 annual CME, licensing, dues, subscription + paid CME time

- Student loan assistance

- Hospital employed

- Comprehensive benefits including a 401k match

- Paid malpractice

Professional Details:

- Four 10-hour days per week

- Average 12-14 patients per day

- No Call requirements

- Full-time, permanent

- Established practice with 1 full-time physician and 1 full-time nurse practitioners

- Plentiful referral base with high demand for cardiology services

- Epic

- Supervision of stress testing procedures in co-located respiratory therapy department

- Upcoming expansion of clinic space over the next few years

Community Details:

- Pacific Northwest community nestled in the eastern foothills of the Blue Mountains surrounded by Eagle Caps, Wallowa and Elkhorn mountain ranges nearby

- Above average school system per GreatSchools.org

- Many outdoor activities including biking, hiking, alpine lakes, skiing, rock climbing, water sports, hunting, fishing, bird watching

- Mt. Emily Recreation Area (MERA) – multiple hiking/biking trails on the outskirts of La Grande

- Ladd Marsh Nature Trail and Wildlife Area – wildlife watching, game bird hunting, walking and biking paths

- Historic Hot Lake Springs – one of the largest hot springs in the world

- Beautiful Wallowa Lake Recreation Area – only 1-1/2 hours away in neighboring Wallowa County

- Nearby Anthony Lakes – Beautiful alpine lakes and trails for summer and winter activities

Ideal Candidate:

Our tagline, “Big city medicine, hometown touch” says it all. If you are looking for professional reward and a balanced lifestyle, we offer diverse and challenging employment opportunities within a small but vibrant community. We are seeking a strong team member, someone who has ties to the region or is seeking a rural practice environment and would be comfortable living and practicing in a small community.