A board-certified or board-eligible gastroenterologist provides clinical care covering inpatient and outpatient settings in a hospital with 120 beds and level III trauma. Responsibilities include performing endoscopic procedures such as upper and lower GI endoscopies, supervising advanced practice providers, and participating in clinical call coverage. The role requires a California medical license, fellowship training, and offers comprehensive benefits including relocation assistance, CME, and malpractice insurance.