Gastroenterology job opening: Montgomery, AL
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
Job Summary
Occupation
Physician
Specialty
Gastroenterology
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Location
Montgomery, Alabama, United States
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job Description
Last Update:
6/15/24
**Gastroenterology opening in Alabama**_x000D_
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- Located in Montgomery, AL_x000D_
- Service area of 250,000 people_x000D_
- Full time, permanent opening_x000D_
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Practice Highlights:_x000D_
- Excellent opportunity to build a practice to incoming physicians specifications _x000D_
- Advanced GI program will be built around the incoming provider_x000D_
- Huge referral base ad no competition for EUS_x000D_
- Very collegial group with excellent relationship with the private group_x000D_
- Fast turnover times in the Surgery Center endoscopy suite_x000D_
- Currently call is 1 in 5/weeks, but if another GI hired will be 1 in 6/weeks_x000D_
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Benefits Highlights_x000D_
- Base salary range: $480,000 to $500,000_x000D_
- Production bonus structure: $60/ wRVU_x000D_
- Comprehensive benefits including health, disability, retirement, profit sharing plan, malpractice, etc._x000D_
- Generous sign-on and relocation_x000D_
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The City of Montgomery is the capital of Alabama and home to 210,000 residents. The Montgomery metropolitan area, known as the River Region includes Autauga, Elmore, Lowndes, and Montgomery counties with a population of 350,000. Montgomery has a diverse economy comprising state government, healthcare, automotive manufacturing, education (the city is home to eight colleges and universities), tourism, Maxwell Air Force Base, the Gunter Annex and military contractors. Montgomery's magnet public schools consistently rate among the best in the nation. The city is a cultural haven with two professional dance companies, a symphony orchestra, the world's sixth-largest Shakespearean theater, and the Montgomery Museum of FineArts. Fine dining, diverse shopping, nationally recognized sporting activities including Montgomery Biscuits AA baseball and the Raycom Camellia Bowl, and more than 60 city parks contribute to Montgomery's great quality of life. In 2014, USA Today readers voted Montgomery the country's Best Historic City and the National Civic League honored Montgomery as an All-America City.