Gastroenterology opening: Bowling Green, KY J1/H1 Eligible 2 openings available ERCP/EUS Optional The City of Bowling Green is nationally recognized by the US Chamber of Commerce for its economic development performance for seventh consecutive year Position Details:

• Full-time
• Permanent position
• Multi-specialty group comprised of 120 physicians, including 5 Gastroenterologists.
• Competitive salary, plus production bonuses.
• After completing the associate year, physicians are eligible to become a shareholder of the medical group!
• Group is affiliated with with 2 nearby hospitals.
• Vacation and CME time of 4 weeks
• Sign-on bonus.

About the GroupClinic is a private medical group completely owned and managed by the shareholder (owners) physicians. During the first year with us, physicians are provided an associate contract with a competitive guarantee with a production bonus and an excellent fringe benefit package. After completing the associate year, physicians are eligible to become a shareholder of the medical group.Our staff comprises approximately one-third of the physician community in Bowling Green with representation on the Boards and committees of both local hospitals ( The Medical Center350 beds and Hospital 200 beds). In addition, several Clinic physicians have admitting or consulting privileges at hospitals in the surrounding communities.The Clinic utilizes over 120,000 square feet in facilities adjacent to The Medical Center at Bowling Green. In-house ancillary services, such as physical therapy, CT scan, MRI, ultrasound, mammography, bone densitometry, sleep laboratory, and nuclear medicine make our Clinic even more responsive to the medical needs of our patients. In March 2000, the Clinic became 50/50 partners with The Medical Center via the expansion of an immediate care walk-in facility, Urgent care of Bowling Green.LocationWith Bowling Green growing as it has over the past ten years (in the top three fastest growing communities in Kentucky), the opportunities to develop a thriving medical practice are certainly available. The medical community has an excellent staff of physicians, a well trained ancillary support team, and modern hospitals and services to permit the development of a solid medical practice.