Family Medicine Physician eager to practice Obstetrics

Job Description

Job Description

Embrace Your Practice, Cherish Your Community!

Join us in enhancing the well-being of our patients in Tomah, Wisconsin. Our organization is on the lookout for a family medicine physician who is enthusiastic about practicing obstetrics in a fulfilling rural environment while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. This role provides the opportunity to deliver comprehensive care, including obstetrics, in a setting where your efforts are appreciated, your input makes a significant impact, and you can truly transform the lives of those we serve in Tomah.

At our clinic, we foster a collaborative atmosphere where physicians collaborate as part of a vibrant team. Together, we deliver comprehensive care to the community, pooling our expertise to achieve optimal outcomes for our patients. This position allows you to be a vital member of a supportive group, sharing responsibilities and making a meaningful difference.

• Practice includes obstetrics.
• Flexible scheduling options, including the possibility of a four-day work week, enabling you to balance your professional and personal life.
• Access to a modern facility that offers a variety of services, such as imaging, laboratory work, rehabilitation, and more.
• Support from a dedicated team focused on preventive care and fostering long-term relationships with patients.

• Opportunity to teach and mentor medical students and residents.
• Engagement in research activities, whether clinical or basic science.
• Contribute to the future of healthcare by participating in conferences or exploring leadership opportunities.

Tomah is an expanding community located in southwest Wisconsin, offering a unique combination of rural charm and industrial growth. Nestled in the heart of Cranberry Country, it is conveniently situated between Madison, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis, providing easy access to major urban centers. The region boasts abundant outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, and pristine lakes, all just minutes away. Annual events such as Cranberry Fest, the Tomah Fair, and local farmers' markets offer numerous ways to enjoy the area's natural beauty. With a strong military presence and a vibrant industrial sector, Tomah is not just a place to practice medicine; it’s a place to truly call home.

Tomah is approximately one hour and thirty minutes from Madison, two hours and thirty minutes from Milwaukee, and three hours from both Chicago and Minneapolis, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility of rural life while remaining close to larger cities.

Fun Fact: Tomah is recognized as the 'Cranberry Capital of Wisconsin,' producing millions of pounds of cranberries annually, making it one of the leading cranberry-growing regions in the nation.

• Comprehensive Support: Become part of a collaborative, patient-centered health system with access to specialists, advanced practice providers, and resources aimed at delivering high-quality care in a rural setting.
• Flexible Work Options: Enjoy a work environment that accommodates both your personal and professional needs, with options like a four-day workweek to ensure your fulfillment and well-being.
• Mission-Driven Culture: Together, we inspire your best life through dedicated care, continuous learning, and innovation. We are committed to fostering healthy individuals and thriving communities, making a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.
• Compensation Reflecting Your Impact: We understand that exceptional physicians, whether seasoned or new, make a significant difference. Our salary structure is designed to acknowledge your skills, potential, and dedication to outstanding patient care, recognizing the value you bring to our team and the community.
• Outstanding Benefits: We offer a range of benefits, including loan forgiveness, relocation assistance, a competitive 401K match, personal liability insurance, and more, all aimed at supporting your well-being and professional development.

Applicants must have completed an accredited graduate medical training program and be board certified or eligible in the specified area of medicine. Additionally, candidates must possess or be able to obtain a license to practice in our multi-state region without restrictions. Medical staff will supervise advanced practice clinicians and may be required to provide outreach services as part of their role. Teaching students, residents, fellows, or clinical staff is a fundamental aspect of our Medical Education philosophy and is expected of all medical personnel.