Endocrinologist opening in beautiful south central MO

Seeking BE/BC Endocrinologist to join one other experienced Endocrinologist in a thriving practice in south central MO.

Join an accredited regional referral facility, servicing approximately 180,000 population in a nine-county area in south central Missouri and north central Arkansas. Over 100 active physicians are on the medical staff comprised of half primary care and half specialists. A number of services not normally found in rural areas are provided. For example, we have exceptionally strong programs in areas of interventional and non-interventional cardiology, obstetrics, pulmonology, neurosurgery, ENT, orthopedic and general surgery. Additionally, hospital provides medical and radiation oncology services and has extensive outreach programs.

Benefits

• Integrated health system with a competitive compensation model
• Collaborate with Advanced Practitioners.
• Excellent Student Loan Repayment Program - up to $100,000.
• Monthly educational stipend while you complete your training.
• Comprehensive benefits including health, dental, and vision.
• Generous sign on bonus and relocation reimbursement offered
• Up to 8 weeks of Paid Time Off annually.
• Up to $4,500 annually for CME’s professional license fees, dues and journals.

New expansion of 120,000 square feet includes the construction of a new medical office building, flexible clinics, procedure suite, centralized imaging facilities, an updated pharmacy, a new food service area and a Starbucks. In addition, our new 20,000 square foot Women's Center houses modern labor and delivery rooms, gynecological surgery facilities and educational spaces.

The Community

This area is the center of trade for a 50-mile radius. The area's educational opportunities are excellent with public and private schools. Also, the local campus of Missouri State University provides academic and vocational education programs which include a registered and practical nursing program plus a respiratory care school. The area has prospered as a result of its central location for trade-in southern Missouri as well as the growth of its educational and health services.