A thriving healthcare system is seeking a BE/BC Gastroenterologist to work in the Nacogdoches, TX area. Close to Houston
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Come make a difference within a growing team of providers that focus to enhance the lives they serve and value learning and growth.
Company :
- 25-physician group located in a Texas University Town with a population of 100,000 and 2-hours North of Houston International Airport.
Benefits: Gastroenterologist
- Guaranteed Salary with production bonus
- Excellent benefits package
- All professional expenses included in financial package
- Moving expenses paid
- Participate in ownership of the Ambulatory Surgery Center
Job/Practice Description: Gastroenterologist
- 25-member group willing to support you with instant referrals
- Existing Gastroenterologist for consulting and mentoring
- State-of-the-art surgical facilities including Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) next door to hospital
- Clinic 8AM-5PM, standard clinic schedule
- Support Staff and Surgical Assists well trained and readily available
- 24/7 Anesthesia
- Office in the MOB near the hospital
- Call 1/4 with other providers
- Well balanced work load between clinic and procedures/surgeries
Professional Background: Gastroenterologist
- MD or DO degree required
- BE/BC with the American Board of Internal Medicine/Gastroenterology
- We prefer experience but would be willing to hire a new fellow
- Texas licensed or eligible to obtain licensure in the State of Texas
- Must be a team player and work well with others
Community Description:
- Nacogdoches, a town located in East Texas, is a family-friendly small town with countless outdoor activities and a culture rich with history. Nacogdoches is considered one of the most historic towns in Texas and offers a wide variety of attractions for visitors from all over the world. From antiquing to nature walks, Nacogdoches has something to offer everyone. Stroll the red brick streets of historic downtown and experience the hospitality and charm of the Oldest Town in Texas, hike miles of historic trails that once served as trade routes for Native Americans or break for tea in a Victorian mansion.