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Physician / Endocrinology / Texas / Permanent / Endocrinologist Position in southern Oklahoma - Great Salary and Benefits - No Oklahoma license needed Job

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aim consultantsParis (TX)

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About the role

We are searching for an Endocrinologist Physician to join a great hospital in Ada, Oklahoma. Ada, Oklahoma. Ada is located just over an hour from Oklahoma City and just a couple hours north of Dallas, Texas. This position offers a great salary and incredible benefits. Tribal benefits Package may include the following 401K retirement matching program Sick leave accrued each pay period with unlimited accrual Allowance for CME Reimbursement for cost of Oklahoma license and renewals Partial reimbursement for annual professional dues Relocation of household goods Malpractice coverage provided at no cost to the physician Loan Repayment options 3 weeks vacation; 8 days CME (option to flex 5 days as vacation) PLUS 12 annual holidays License Requirements Can work with ANY state license in good standing, NO Oklahoma License needed Please contact AIM Consultants for more details on this position. Please call Brenda Buck at AIM Consultants for immediate consideration. Or, you may e-mail your CV and we will contact you as soon as possible. All personal information is kept strictly confidential and will not be forwarded without your permission. We look forward to speaking with you soon. Brenda Buck - AIM Consultants Cell Phone Fax Email: (Member NAPR & AMR)
Address: 7819 South Union AveLoft # 602 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74132AIM Consultants is the exclusive Physician and Healthcare Provider recruiter for the State of Oklahoma Tribal and Indian Health Services. We have specialized over the last 25 years in rural, metro, tribal and Indian health services.

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