Rheumatologist Needed in Kentucky - 7 Weeks PTO with No Call

56 miles from Charleston, WV

This 465-bed regional healthcare system is searching for a Rheumatology physician. Enjoy a three-year guaranteed base salary of $300K-$330K plus wRVU productivity, excellent benefits/malpractice, flexible schedule, 7 weeks of PTO, and no call. Located in a safe, family-friendly community with easy access to Lexington, Cincinnati and Columbus, this is one of the best Rheumatology opportunities you will come across, interested providers are encouraged to apply right away.

Practice details include:

  • Base salary range of $300K-$330K depending on experience
  • Excellent bonus incentives
  • 7 weeks PTO
  • M-F with no call
  • Full benefits package including malpractice
  • Easy access to Lexington, Cincinnati, and Columbus
  • Vibrant practice with a growing patient population
  • Safe, family-friendly community with great schools, affordable living, and also features local access to beautiful state and national parks

Meet Tom Langley

Tom Langley at Curare

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

  • Specialty: Rheumatology
  • Location: 56 miles from Charleston, WV
  • Job #: 152399
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