General Pediatrician

Carilion Clinic is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible General Pediatrician to join Carilion Children's Pediatric Medicine. This role involves providing outpatient primary care to pediatric patients from birth to 18 years of age across the Southwest Virginia region. The position offers an opportunity to work with medical residents and students within a growing practice focused on improving child health and well-being.Practice InfoThe practice serves pediatric patients across the Southwest Virginia region with offices located in Botetourt County, Roanoke County, Roanoke City, and Franklin County.The practice philosophy is "Kids' first, 365 days a year".Modern new office buildings offer lab and xray services with an experienced clinical staff and support personnel.The office utilizes EPIC electronic medical records and centralized patient registration and billing.The group consists of 14 Physicians and 3 Nurse Practitioners.Hospital coverage is provided by Pediatric Hospitalists, Pediatric Intensivists, and Neonatologists at Carilion Children's, which includes a Level III 60-bed NICU, 8-bed PICU, and 24-bed pediatric unit.ResponsibilitiesProvide newborn, well child, care coordination, and sick visits.Work with medical residents and students.CompensationMin Starting Salary: $195,750Max Starting Salary: $344,710Eligible to participate in the Tier 1 and Tier 2 bonus compensation programs to improve the minimum salaryIncentive Pay: Yes, Productivity Based RVU Compensation Plan & Bonus IncentiveSigning Bonus: NegotiableStudent Loan Forgiveness: NegotiableRelocation Paid: Yes, AllowanceBenefitsComprehensive Benefits PlanHealth/Vision/DentalLifeDisabilitySavings PlanPension Plan, Employer FundedPAID Malpractice & Tail20 days VacationCME: Days + AllowanceShift & ScheduleMonday through Friday scheduleShared Call and Weekend RotationsRequirementsAmerican Board of Pediatrics Board Certified/Board Eligible PediatricianMeet the requirements of Maintenance of Certification (MOC) with the American Board of Pediatrics