Endocrinology Physician

• Seeking board-certified or board-eligible Endocrinologist to diagnose, treat, and manage patients with endocrine and metabolic disorders.
• The ideal candidate will provide high-quality, patient-centered care and collaborate with a multidisciplinary healthcare team to improve patient outcomes.
• Evaluate, diagnose, and treat disorders of the endocrine system, including diabetes, thyroid disease, adrenal disorders, osteoporosis, and pituitary conditions
• Develop and manage individualized treatment plans using evidence-based practices
• Interpret laboratory results, imaging studies, and diagnostic tests
• Educate patients on disease management, lifestyle modifications, and preventive care
• Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans as needed
• Collaborate with primary care physicians, specialists, nurses, and allied health professionals
• Maintain accurate and timely medical records in compliance with regulatory standards
• Stay current with advancements in endocrinology through continuing medical education
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives and clinical research (if applicable)
• Outpatient-focused practice with with shared after hours call coverage (telephone only)
• Strong primary care network consisting of 50 providers
• Typical Monday through Friday schedule with dedicated administrative time
• Average Daily Patient Census 18-22 patients

Compensation. The Starting Salary Is $25,000 To $50,000 More Compared To Starting Salaries In Atlanta. Coupled With A Cost Of Living Of 20% Lower Than The Aforementioned Metropolitan Areas, Provides Significant Purchasing Power To Build Their Dream Home, Payoff School Loans And Retire Early.

The Housing Market. 5 beds 4 baths 2,459 sqft Large 2-story with 4 upstairs and 1 downstairs bedroom. Large beautiful backyard with mature pecan trees and a small storage building. Automatic emergency generator powers entire house in case of power outage. Video security system. Amazing, friendly neighbors! This home can be yours for $119,900

The Community. The greater Birmingham region offers an unprecedented quality of life. The housing market and cost of living are among the most affordable in the southeast. Area schools are nationally recognized among the nation s best. Recreational amenities are abundant with all the cultural attributes of a much larger metropolitan area. Moreover, Birmingham is nestled in the hills and valleys of one of the most beautiful sections of the country.

The Employer. a 534-bed, tertiary care hospital serving residents of Birmingham and surrounding communities. The hospital offers programs and services in all medical and surgical areas. This includes cardiology, robotic surgery, oncology, neurology, women s health, mental health, digestive diseases, geriatrics, physical medicine and rehab, sports medicine, cardiac and pulmonary rehab, and emergency care. The hospital s medical staff includes more than 600 physicians representing 30 specialties and sub-specialties.

• 140 miles to Atlanta, GA
• 183 miles to Nashville, TN
• 218 miles to Memphis, TN
• 310 miles to New Orleans, LA
• 329 miles to Baton Rouge, LA
• 333 miles to Louisville, KY
• 340 miles to Lexington-Fayette, KY
• 363 miles to Charlotte, NC
• 370 miles to Jacksonville, FL

• University of Alabama at Birmingham (Full-time enrollment: 14,853)
• Virginia College-Birmingham (FT enrollment: 8,167)
• Jefferson State Community College (FT enrollment : 6,041; )
• Samford University (FT enrollment : 3,829; )

• Homewood Community Center
• Birmingham Park & Recreation
• Inglenook Park Recreation Center
• Inglenook Park Recreation Center

• The Outlet Shops of Grand River
• The Marketplace at Lee Branch
• Shops of Colonnade
• Swoozie's