Live on Lake Superior! A Level II Pediatric Trauma Center in Duluth, Minnesota, is adding full-time BC/BE Pediatric Gastroenterologist to their team.
Highlights
- Work alongside 11 outpatient Pediatricians and multiple pediatric subspecialists
- State-of-the-art Digestive Health Center performing a full spectrum of endoscopy procedures
- Children's hospital has a PICU, Level 3 NICU, CARF accredited inpatient rehab unit, and a cancer center
- Opportunity for program development and expansion
Compensation and Benefits
- Base salary of $311,909 with potential for quality or production-based incentives
- Starting bonus and Relocation allowance
- Benefits include medical/dental/life insurance, student loan forgiveness, CME, flexible spending accounts, 401k retirement plan, dependent and spousal benefits, malpractice insurance with tail coverage, paid time off, H1B visa support, and more
Explore Duluth, Minnesota
Duluth is located in northeast Minnesota, on the shores of Lake Superior, and is affectionately known as the "Zenith City of the Unsalted Seas". The city is truly something special; it offers a blend of natural beauty, community spirit, and vibrant cultural life. With almost 87,000 residents, it's the fourth-largest city in Minnesota and boasts a cost of living that's slightly below the U.S. average. Here is why people love living in Duluth:
- Stunning Natural Surroundings & Outdoor Recreation: There are miles of parks lining the lake and a Lakewalk that connects many of them. There are endless outdoor recreation options such as hiking (339 miles of the Superior Hiking Trail), mountain biking on the Piedmont Trail, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, sailing, skiing at Spirit Mountain and Chester Bowl, trail running, surfing, and even cliff diving.
- Education & Schools: Higher education options include the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD), The College of St. Scholastica, Lake Superior College (community college with aviation programs at the airport), and UW-Superior just across the bridge. There are plenty of public and private schooling options.
- Community Events, Culture, & Rich Arts Scene: Duluth pulses with unique local energy. The Homegrown Music Festival, held each May, spotlights 150-200 regional acts. Summer brings free concerts in Chester Park, the Bayfront Blues Festival, and shows at the Duluth Playhouse and Nor Shor Theatre. There are also plenty of outdoor events. The Duluth Art Institute operates exhibitions, workshops, and studios in historic venues. Museums like the Great Lakes Aquarium, Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center, Railroad Museum, and Tweed Museum of Art add to the city's cultural cachet.
- Farmers Markets & Fresh Food: Duluth hosts several farmers markets: the long-running Duluth Farmers Market (Wed & Sat, May-October); neighborhood markets like Lincoln Park (Thursdays) and Central Hillside (Tuesdays); plus the Civic Center Farmers Market on Thursdays, featuring produce, baked goods, live music, and food trucks.
- Ease of Travel: Duluth has a local commercial airport, which offers daily non-stop flights to Minneapolis, Chicago O'Hare, and Fort Myers, Florida. For those who prefer to drive, Interstate 35 (I-35) runs from Duluth, MN, to Laredo, TX. Minneapolis-Saint Paul is an easy 2.5-hour drive from Duluth.
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