PM&R Physician - Sheboygan, WI - 7-10 shifts/mo

Job Description

Job Title: PM&R Physician – Part-Time
Location: Sheboygan, WI 
Compensation: $200–$250 per hour
Employment Type: Part-Time | Flexible Scheduling (7–10 Shifts/Month)

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About the Opportunity
\n We’re seeking a Board-Certified Physiatrist (PM&R Physician) to join a well-established rehabilitation program in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. This role is designed for physicians looking for flexibility, excellent compensation, and a supportive team environment . The client is open to a variety of schedule types, with an ideal availability of 7–10 shifts per month. A streamlined interview process ensures you can move forward quickly.

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Key Responsibilities

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  Provide high-quality inpatient physical medicine and rehabilitation care

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  Lead and coordinate individualized treatment plans with an interdisciplinary team

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  Support the development and implementation of clinical protocols to improve outcomes

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  Collaborate with hospital leadership and colleagues to enhance rehab services

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Qualifications

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  MD or DO with Board Certification in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R)

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  Inpatient rehabilitation experience preferred, not required

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  Strong communication, teamwork, and organizational skills

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Compensation & Benefits

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  Competitive hourly pay: $200–$250

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  Flexible scheduling – typically 7–10 shifts/month, with openness to other availability

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  Comprehensive benefits package (based on FTE status):

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    Health, dental, vision, and life insurance

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    Retirement plan with employer match

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    CME reimbursement

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    Malpractice, licensure, and DEA coverage (part- and full-time employees)

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Why Join Us?

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  Flexible schedule tailored to your lifestyle

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  Collaborative and well-supported clinical environment

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  Focus on patient care with strong administrative backing

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