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Physician / Family Practice / North Carolina / Permanent / Academic Family Medicine with OB - North Carolina Mountains Job

Posted 15 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingEvansville (IN)

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About the role

Family Medicine Residency out of Asheville, North Carolina, has established a satellite campus in Boone, North Carolina, and has a position for an Academic Family Medicine w/Obstetrics physician. Opportunity Details The system has six family medicine faculty in Boone, North Carolina The group is replacing an OB who is retiring from full-time practice The group is seeking a family medicine physician with OB and C-section capabilities The position would involve a lot of women's health care and prenatal care General inpatient work would not be a requirement Positions would be about 70% clinical and 30% academic A position might also be available for an FM with an OB who would not be interested in performing C-sections It has a solid financial structure, with a $30K sign-on and excellent benefits, including six weeks of vacation/CME. About Boone, North Carolina From challenging mountain sports to cozy mountain cabins, from festivals and art galleries to Tweetsie Railroad Theme Park, Boone is where adrenaline junkies and leisure seekers alike flock for the perfect getaway any time of year. Take a break from the ordinary and find an awe-inspiring adventure, from fly fishing and canoeing to zip lining and skiing; Boone is the perfect escapeeasy access to Asheville, Winston-Salem, and Charlotte. GB-9

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