North Dakota - Family Medicine – (61525)
medicorpBismarck (ND)
North Dakota - Family Medicine – (61525)
Posted 22 days ago
medicorpBismarck (ND)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sports Medicine – North Dakota Collaborative, Multidisciplinary Team: Join a robust group of Sports Medicine physicians and orthopedic surgeons, including fellowship-trained experts in sports medicine, ortho trauma, and hand surgery, fostering a dynamic and supportive clinical environment. Comprehensive Clinical Support: Benefit from dedicated APPs and experienced athletic trainers who assist with splinting, casting, and patient care—streamlining workflow and enhancing efficiency. On-Site Advanced Technology: Access to in-clinic ultrasound, X-ray, Tenex and PRP equipment ensures timely diagnostics and treatment options, all under one roof. High-Volume, Diverse Patient Base: Serve a large and growing population, including athletes from local public and rural schools—offering the potential for a thriving, fast-paced practice with strong community ties.
Benefits:
A competitive compensation package with full benefits, relocation and immigration assistance, and generous vacation and CME time. New hospital opened in January 2025 Paid malpractice insurance including tail coverage Opportunity to teach University of North Dakota Medical School Students Flexible scheduling allowing for improved work-life balance Excellent referral base from primary care clinics Fellowship: SPORTSSkill: Contact Recruiter Brad Bohannon
Phone: 877-295-7778
Email: brad@medicorpinc.com
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