Gastroenterology Job In Danville, Virginia
Hospital Employed - Flexible Schedule (7on/ 7off) - ERCP & EUS Welcome
Sovah Health-Danville, a Lifepoint Health Hospital in Danville, Virginia (on the NC border, North of Greensboro) is actively recruiting two BC/BE Gastroenterologists to assist in building a productive, new GI practice. Those who are currently practicing or are currently in training can be considered.
Position Detail:
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Significant community need- Opportunity to build a very busy successful practice quickly!
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Flexible schedules are available - Will consider PSA and Employment Models
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PRN PSA or PT/ FT employment
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Block Schedules available ( 7on/ 7 off)
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Anticipated APP support
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Strong primary care support, including busy IM/FM residency programs
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Hospital has brand-new Olympus scopes and a five-room endoscopy suite
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General GI is needed - ERCP and or EUS welcomed
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Strong administrative support
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Competitive compensation and benefits
Recruitment Package may include:
- Base salary + wRVU production incentive
- CME allowance
- Sign-on bonus
- Medical debt assistance
- FREE Navigate Student Loans confidential consultation
- Relocation allowance
- Residency stipend
- Paid malpractice coverage
- Health benefits + Retirement plan
- Marketing + practice growth assistance
| Sitting majestically on the banks of the Dan River in the heart of southern Virginia, Danville exceeds expectations with a wide variety of activities ranging from outdoor festivals and events. |
Licensed for 250 beds, Sovah Health - Danville is the most comprehensive source of healthcare in the Dan River Region of Virginia and North Carolina. For more than 120 years, this hospital has been part of the community and has an active medical staff of approximately 165 members and employs over 1,300 associates. The hospital provides over 25 medical specialties and 14 surgical services to the community. Danville Regional has the largest, leading-edge surgical capacity with advanced capabilities (including 13 state-of-the art surgical suites), open-heart surgeries and other complicated procedures in the area, including those usually found only at large teaching hospitals.