Gastroenterology Job In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Gastroenterologist- UPMC- Multiple Locations in MD, PA and NY!
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A WORLD-CLASS TEAM OF EXPERTS. BE A PART OF IT. GASTROENTEROLOGY AT UPMC
Gastroenterologist at UPMC are focused on providing individualized solutions for patients through development and clinical testing of the next generation of diagnostic methods and therapies.
Opportunity Locations:
Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, UPMC has hospitals throughout western and central Pennsylvania, western Maryland, and western New York; as well as a global presence in Italy, Ireland, China, and Kazakhstan.
General Gastroenterologist
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Erie, PA
- Williamsport, PA,
- Harrisburg, PA
- Bedford, PA,
- Somerset PA
- Cumberland, MD
- Jamestown, NY
GI Hospitalist
- Pittsburgh, PA
Hepatology
- Pittsburgh, PA
IBD Research Leader
- Pittsburgh, PA
Opportunity Highlights:
- As an academic medical center, physicians may benefit from access to extensive research opportunities, faculty appointments, and support from trainees.
- Committed to providing the latest techniques & advanced procedures to their patients for the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of gastrointestinal and liver diseases
- Enjoy a supportive team of office staff, ambulatory nurses, anesthesia & a full array of specialists
UPMC proudly offers:
- Competitive compensation package
- Comprehensive health/dental/vision insurance
- Retirement benefits
- Sign on bonus
- CME time/allowance
Why choose UPMC
Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, UPMC has hospitals throughout western and central Pennsylvania, western Maryland, and western New York; as well as a global presence in Italy, Ireland, China, and Kazakhstan.
UPMC is consistently ranked among the best hospitals in the nation.
Our affiliation with the University of Pittsburgh has led to pioneering work, including groundbreaking approaches to living donor organ transplantation and major investments in immunotherapy and immune transplant. Pitt has been among the top 10 recipients of National Institutes of Health research funding since the 1990s.