Gastroenterology Employment and Support - Near Cincinnati and Lexington
Job at a glance
Job description
This Medical Center, located in Northern Kentucky, is seeking a Gastroenterologist to join a well-established hospital-employed practice in KY.
Recently voted The Best Southern Small Town for 2023 by USA Today, the town is a picturesque town on the banks of the Ohio River!
Benefits:
- Sign On Bonus
- Relocation
- Hospital Employment with Comprehensive Benefits Package (including 401k and EAP)
- Paid Vacation, Paid Malpractice
- Practice Management Support
- Annual CME
- Student Loan Assistance
Hospital, A National Quality Leader Designation and 2024 Leap Frog Grade A Facility:
A 100-bed, acute care, Joint Commission-accredited facility located in Kentucky, serves a population of more than 100,000 in the Kentucky counties of Mason, Robertson, Fleming, Lewis, and Bracken in addition to Brown and Adams counties of Ohio. The hospital is committed to compassionate healthcare, having been named one of the 100 Top Hospitals in the country five times in the past decade. It It is committed to and continues to offer high-quality, cost-effective healthcare to its communities.
Community and Lifestyle:
Located in northern Kentucky, the town offers a picturesque downtown setting on the banks of the Ohio River. It is one of the state's best-kept secrets, offering plenty of small-town charm with easy access to the amenities of metropolitan amenities (easy access to Lexington and Cincinnati). Founded in the early nineteenth century as a river town, is the fastest-growing industrial and service center in northeastern Kentucky and boasts a school system that consistently ranks in the state’s top 10. The city features a plethora of touring, dining, and shopping opportunities, and nearby Old Washington offers a charming living-history community of log cabins, antique and gift shops, museums, and a historic tavern. The area is home to several recreational pursuits, including ATV, dirt bike, and horseback riding; riverboat rides on the Ohio River; the County Recreation Park; and the northern terminus of the Daniel Boone National Forest, which offers a quiet retreat.
