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David Careers

Physician / ENT / Missouri / Permanent / ENT-Otolaryngology in Resort Town - Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri Job

Posted 19 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingLake Ozark (MO)
Physicians, All OtherOffices of Physicians

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Senior

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About the role

Live where others vacation. Enjoy lakefront living, year-round outdoor recreation, affordable housing, and a welcoming communityall with a low cost of living and no big-city headaches. It's the perfect blend of natural beauty, recreation, and everyday convenience. A respected hospital system in Osage Beach at the Lake of the Ozarks is seeking a Board-Certified/Board-Eligible ENT-Otolaryngologist to join a growing and well-supported practice. This opportunity combines modern equipment, strong system stability, and an exceptional lake lifestyle in one of Missouris most popular resort destinations: Why Physicians Are Interested Prime location in Osage Beach at the Lake of the Ozarks MondayFriday schedule (8:004:30) with 256 hours of PTO Stable hospital system founded in 1973 Modern ENT clinic with advanced equipment and procedure capability Leadership that values physician input and program growth The clinic is fully equipped for ENT care, including JedMed-powered exam chairs, Reliance chairs with suction, flexible Karl Storz scopes with tower, Leica C12 microscopes, and additional ceiling-mounted and stand-alone microscopes. When the day ends, youre minutes from lakeside restaurants, marinas, and championship golf courses, making this one of the most desirable lifestyle destinations in the Midwest. Whether its boating after work, enjoying waterfront dining, or spending weekends on the lake, the area offers a rare balance of career and lifestyle. For more details, contact: Ricky Hulkenberg RH-85

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