Gastroenterology Opening in MNLocated in Willmar MN100m to Minneapolis The health facility is a multi-specialty health network in West Central and Southwest Minnesota with over 180 physicians and advanced practice providers in 40 specialty areas. It is committed to improving the health of our communities and maintaining its role as the healthcare leader of choice. We are currently recruiting for a gastroenterologist to join the team of physicians. Two-year guaranteed salary Signing bonus Full comprehensive benefits package for physician and family Outstanding profit sharing plan Full partnership offered after two years with a minimal buy-in Four-weeks PTO offered for the first year $3,000 plus one week for CME offered the first year $10,000 relocation expense reimbursementThe department of gastroenterology provides consultation and treatment for the full spectrum of gastrointestinal, biliary, pancreatic, and liver diseases. Specifics of the practice include:1:4 week day callNo weekend call general surgery partners currently cover weekend call and vacationsHospitalist program support no primary admissions, only consultationsNew EUS on-siteNew Endoscopic suitesERCP and FluoroscopyOlympus 190 scopes available at all facilities with high resolution monitorsTypical schedule includes three half-days of clinic per week with the remainder of the time spent doing procedures in surgery center and hospital. Half day off per week.Hospital provides the only ERCP and EUS in West Central Minnesota no immediate competition in the area.Built-in referral system from over 110 physicians within the organizationStrong alliance with the University of Minnesota and Mayo Clinic. Member of the Minnesota Chapter of National Pancreas AssociationBenefits:Generous vacation/sick leaveCME allowanceHealth, dental and term life insuranceOutstanding pension and profit-sharing planProfessional liability insuranceCompensationTwo-year salary guarantee plus productionProduction is RVU basedPartnership available third yearSigning bonusRelocation expenses