Nephrology Physician. Job in Statesboro Gr8Jobs Position Available In Bulloch, Georgia
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Job Description
Nephrology opening in GeorgiaLocated in Statesboro, GA – just 50 miles from Savannah!
BE/BC Full-time, permanent openingEmployed PositionJoin one other Board Certified Physician Anticipated Call Coverage – 1:2 to 1:3 Office Space is Available-Across Street from the hospitalNew grads are welcome to applyCompetitive financial package being offered (salary based on MGMA guidelines), incentive based on WRVUs, vacation, CME, medical insurance, malpractice insurance, life/disability insurance, retirement benefits, relocation expenses, commencement/sign-on bonus, potential for fellowship stipend, potential for medical education debt assistance.
About the location: The team consists of approximately 1000 associates and over 120 physicians representing a wide range of specialties. The hospital offers a 24-hour emergency department, a Level II neonatal center, same-day surgery and ambulatory care, a pain management center, a wound care clinic, two cardiac catherization labs, and state-of-the-art diagnostic procedures including digital mammography, MRI, CT, PET/CT, nuclear medicine, and interventional cardiology/radiology. There are 7 OBGYNs, 21 PCPs, 3 General Surgeons on staff. Large referral base. Robust hospitalist program with 8 Hospitalists (6 daytimers and 2 nocturnists).
Community:
Statesboro, the largest city in Bulloch County in southeast Georgia, is home to Georgia Southern University, the third largest university in the state. A progressive and growing community, Statesboro provides an exceptional quality of life, with an abundance of cultural and recreational opportunities, including hiking and bike trails, a botanical garden, a family water park, vineyards, a performing arts center and excellent shopping. Bulloch County has 16 public schools and three private and parochial schools.
