Paid Malpractice, Including Tail Available in North Dakota

271 miles from Minneapolis, MN

A small health system in a wonderful upper Midwest college town is seeking a Hematology and Oncology physician to join an established program. This position is employed with excellent compensation and benefits, . The community has a local population of about 60,000, is home to a university with division I athletics and boasts a diverse economy. The regional airport has direct flights to Minneapolis, Las Vegas, Phoenix and Nashville.

Practice details include:

  • $600-650K Annual Salary
  • Competitive salary package including comprehensive benefits
  • Generous vacation and CME time off
  • Paid malpractice insurance including tail coverage
  • Research and academic opportunities
  • Currently 1:5 weekend call covered by physicians, primarily telephone call with inpatient covered by hospitalist team
  • City of 60,000 with a Service Population of Over 200.000
  • University in Town
  • Local Cultural Amenities Including Performing Arts, Music and Theater Venues
  • Regional Airport with Direct Flights to Minneapolis, Phoenix and Las Vegas
  • Excellent Specialist Support Plus Mayo Care Network Affiliation
  • 296 Bed Hospital

Meet Ashley Bullington

Ashley Bullington at Curare

Call any of our consultants today at (800) 880-2028 to talk about this opportunity!

  • Specialty: Oncology
  • Location: 271 miles from Minneapolis, MN
  • Job #: 137563
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If you’re looking for a growing state to practice medicine, North Dakota is an optimal choice. Combined with compensation rates among the highest in the country, North Dakota has received the following recognitions: #1 for Best Jobs Market, #1 for highest growth of GDP and personal income growth, #2 for entrepreneurship, #3 top states for business, and #3 for economic growth potential. North Dakota residents and businesses have also received over $1 Billion in tax cuts from the state legislature since 2009. If you’re wondering if it makes business sense to practice in North Carolina, the experts are all saying: YES!