Allergy/Immunology Physician
medicus firmAnchorage (AK)
About the role
Allergy & Immunology Physician Alaska Position Highlights: •Established Physician-Owned Practice: Join a physician-owned practice serving Alaska for more than 20 years. •Leadership Opportunity: Become part of the practice's next generation with potential future ownership. •Comprehensive Practice: Treat pediatric and adult patients across Allergy, Asthma and Immunology.•Unique Referral Base: Receive referrals from throughout Alaska.•Strong Support: Work alongside two Allergy & Immunology physicians and four PAs.•Four-Day Schedule: Monday through Thursday clinical schedule.•Modern Facility: Recently remodeled clinic with updated spaces and mountain views.
Compensation & Benefits:
•Competitive Compensation: Guaranteed starting base salary well above the national average.•Future Partnership: Potential pathway to partnership and ownership.•Generous Time Off: 4 weeks of paid vacation plus 1 week of CME annually.•Paid Holidays: Six paid holidays plus a winter office closure.•No State Income Tax: Alaska has no individual state income tax.
Qualifications:
•Degree: MD or DO •Certifications: Board Certified or Board Eligible in Allergy & Immunology •Licensure: Eligible for Alaska medical licensure. •Career Stage: Early-career and experienced physicians are encouraged to apply. •Sponsorship: U.S. and International Medical Graduates considered. No visa sponsorship available at this time. About the Community •Top Ranked Location: Anchorage combines city amenities with immediate wilderness access. •Outdoor Lifestyle: Enjoy hiking, skiing, fishing, kayaking and mountain biking. •Wildlife & Nature: Experience world-class fishing, wildlife viewing and Northern Lights. •Easy Travel: Anchorage International Airport offers extensive nonstop connections. •Vibrant City: Enjoy restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, museums and performing arts. •Financial Advantage: No individual state income tax and Permanent Fund Dividend for residents. Job Reference #: AI 24879
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