Internal Medicine Physician

Internal Medicine
Alaska Practice Highlights

• Outpatient-focused Internal Medicine practice
• Established patient panel with strong referral support
• Collaborative care model with hospitalists managing inpatient care
• Modern clinic facilities with on-site diagnostics and support staff
• Predictable schedule designed to support work-life balance
• Opportunity for long-term stability and community impact
• Hospital Employed Position joining 100 plus established physicians
• Stability : Some of the highest reimbursements in the country with physicians earning in the top 5% nationally
• Retention Rate: Higher than any other state in the United States over a 25 year spam of recruiting experience

• Competitive compensation package
• Productivity and/or quality incentives may apply
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Retirement plan with employer contribution
• CME allowance and paid CME time
• Malpractice insurance with tail coverage
• Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance

• MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school
• Board Eligible or Board Certified in Internal Medicine
• Eligible for Alaska medical licensure
• Commitment to patient-centered, evidence-based care
• Strong communication and collaboration skills

• Located on the scenic Kenai Peninsula
• Abundant outdoor recreation including fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing
• Affordable Cost of Living: Housing and Consumer Goods historically 30% less than Anchorage and parts of Alaska not on the road system
• Accessibility : Local Airport with direct flights to Anchorage less than 30 minutes; short breathtaking drive less than 2 hours; Direct flights from Anchorage to all Major Hubs
• Climate and Daylight Myths: Central Alaska not nearly as frigid as Northern Alaska and has similar amounts of daylight as Pacific Northwest and Northeastern United States in the Winter
• Tourism Capital of Alaska: Home to one of the top fisheries in the entire world; Abundent Wildlife photography; Home to World Class downhill skiing where Olympians train