Endocrinology Opening in Indiana

**Endocrinology Opening in Indiana**
Located in Elkhart, IN.
Full time, permanent.

**Job Description & Schedule**
-For an incoming endocrinologist, one can expect a Monday-Thursday, 8-5 and a Friday 8-12 schedule.
-One will be working outpatient only with appropriate medical support staff.
-Due to the volumes of the practice, a provider will be able to walk into a busy practice from day one.
-Patients are scheduled in advanced and we would be open to discussing volume.
-Our patient panel and age range starts at 18 years and older.
-Typically our most common patients are diabetes, hypothyroidism, thyrotoxicosis, and osteoporosis.
-There are no call expectations or inpatient duties with this position.
-The EMR system is Athena.

**Compensation & Benefits**
-Base: $300,000-320,000.
-wRVU bonus: greater than 25% MGMA median.
-Average 1-2 year to partnership (once you cover your base).
-Access to Value Based Care Incentives.
-Overall earning potential: Dependent on production. Potential > $440,000
-$25,000 Sign on Bonus;
-Relocation Expense Reimbursement up to $10,000.
-Student Loan Contribution.
-PTO: 184 hours per year, 6 holidays.
-$5000 with 5 days of CME.
-Paid Malpractice insurance and tail.
-401K Retirement Plan;
-Comprehensive Benefits Package to include Health, Life, Vision, Dental, and Disability Insurances.

**Area Description:**
* Elkhart, Indiana, just 2 miles south of the Michigan border, is called the City with a Heart. Elkhart is a family-friendly community with a wide range of recreational
activities for every season from water skiing in the summers to snow skiing in the winters. Chicago, Indianapolis, Indiana Dunes National Park, and Lake Michigan are just a short drive
away, with the University of Notre Dames beautiful campus within minutes. Elkhart Countys population is 205,000 and offers 7 public school systems, and over 50 private schools. Elkhart, known as the RV Capital of the World and the Band Instrument Capital of the World, provides a strong manufacturing economy with a concentration in recreational vehicles and manufactured housing. Low unemployment. Indiana is a malpractice friendly state for physicians.