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Physician / Internal Medicine / Wisconsin / Permanent / Earn $323K+ Internal Medicine in Waterfront Northern Wisconsin Community Job

Posted 16 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingWisconsin Rapids (WI)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$323,000

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About the role

Enterprise Medical is partnering with a nationally recognized health system to welcome an internal medicine physician to a growing practice in a bayfront community in Northern Wisconsin near Duluth, MN.
Position Highlights:
  • Physician-led, professionally managed organization
  • Clinic-only practice (possibility of working hospitalist shifts if desired)
  • Flexible and adjustable hours to support work-life balanceZERO Call!
  • All after hours call (not including OB, hospital and SUD/MOUD call) is covered by a separate call team.
  • Supported by hospitalists and elder care team for long-term care facilities
  • Full-service clinic includes: laboratory, radiology (general radiology, 3D Mammography, MRI, CT), and retail pharmacy (includes medication management).6 weeks of PTO$323,000 base salary plus potential bonuses, quality incentives, paid malpractice and comprehensive benefits package.
Northwest Wisconsin / Lake Superior Metro Area: Located along the shores of Lake Superior, this region combines scenic waterfront living with the amenities of a regional metro area. Residents enjoy outdoor adventure, vibrant local culture, and easy access to dining, arts, and entertainment. Its an appealing option for physicians seeking both lifestyle and community engagement. AC-63

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