Pediatrician

Temple / Central TexasGeneral outpatient pediatrics for a young, healthy, insured population.The CommunityBefore you rule out the location, Temple is worth a closer look. It's a growing Central Texas healthcare market where your income generally goes much further than it would in Austin. You can live in Temple, Belton, Salado, or Harker Heights, have a manageable commute, and still be within reach of Austin and Waco. The area offers lakes, outdoor recreation, affordable housing, and a stable military and medical economy. For someone who wants meaningful work without paying big-city prices or sitting in big-city traffic, it can be a very attractive quality-of-life move.Getting HereAustin-Bergstrom International (AUS) – about 1 hour 15 minutes from the facility; Waco Regional (ACT) is about 50 minutes.The FacilityYou will practice at a large, full-service medical center in Central Texas — a teaching hospital campus with inpatient and outpatient services, on-site imaging, laboratory, pharmacy, and a broad multispecialty medical staff. Support is built in: scheduling, nursing, and ancillary teams handle the administrative load so your day stays clinical. The patient population is stable, insured, and largely young to middle-aged families and working adults.36000 Darnall Loop, Fort Hood, TX 76544ResponsibilitiesProvide well-child, preventive, and acute outpatient care from newborn through adolescenceManage common chronic pediatric conditions including asthma, ADHD, and obesityPerform developmental screening and immunization managementCounsel families and coordinate specialty referralsDocument encounters in the electronic health recordQualificationsActive, unrestricted Texas medical license (or license from another U.S. state with Texas licensure in process)Board certified or board eligible in PediatricsCompletion of an ACGME-accredited pediatrics residencyScheduleCore schedule is Monday–Friday, 8-hour clinic days (0730–1630). Scheduled call and an average of 1–2 weekends per month per the published coverage schedule, which is issued 90 days in advance. Federal holidays off.