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Gastroenterology Advanced Endoscopy - Stamford, CT

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stamford healthHartford (CT)

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About the role

Job Summary: Stamford Health's Department of Gastroenterology is seeking a full-time gastroenterologist with fellowship training in advanced endoscopy to join a well-established team of four gastroenterologists. This position is open due to growth and includes both clinical and academic responsibilities. Our ideal candidate is patient-centered, with excellent communication skills and a passion for providing compassionate top‐quality patient care. Attendings are encouraged to participate in residents and med school teaching, and those who do get faculty appointments at both Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia and the Frank Netter School of Medicine of Quinnipiac University. Highlights Full time, M-F, combination of clinical duties and teaching Two (2) office locations: Stamford and WiltonShare call of 1:8 at Stamford Hospital Patient-centered collegial group
Benefits:
  • Competitive salary
  • Comprehensive, low-cost health insurance plans available day one (including GLP-1 coverage options)
  • Wellness programs
  • Tax deferred annuity and 403b pension plan
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Free on-site parking and train station shuttle
  • Childcare partnership with Children's Learning Center
  • Generous sign on bonus
  • Generous relocation bonusPSLF available
Stamford, CT is an outstanding family community in southern Fairfield County, with top rated public and private schools and a UConn campus downtown. We are located less than one hour to NYC via commuter rail or car. Stamford and our neighboring communities offer an abundance of restaurants and entertainment with theaters, galleries, a Symphony, Jazz Festival, Nature Center, Arts & Science Museum, Maritime Museum, public and private golf courses, and the list goes on. Learn why Stamford is the fastest growing city in Connecticut!

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