$367,000 Salary with Flex Scheduling and More

120 miles from Green Bay, WI

Excellent Nocturnist opportunity on the coast of Lake Michigan. This facility features over 400 beds with a closed ICU and no procedures. Enjoy a $367k Base Salary, sign-on/relocation bonuses, and flexible scheduling. The area offers 4 season living and a regional airport that offers direct flights all across the country. Additionally, there are a wide variety of outdoor recreation activities year round and fantastic real estate options. Both FM and IM trained physicians welcome to apply.

Practice details include:

  • Full-time, Nights Only
  • 15 Shifts Per Month – 180 Hours – Flexible Scheduling
  • $367k Base Salary
  • Average of 17-19 Patients Per Shift
  • Closed ICU (Hospitalists do help cover a Step Down Unit)
  • No Procedures
  • 400+ Bed Hospital – Average of 270 Beds Filled
  • Sign-On Bonus Available
  • Relocation Bonus Available
  • Full Benefits Package
  • Located in the upper part of Michigan’s lower peninsula on Lake Michigan
  • Four season living with a wide variety of outdoor activities
  • Regional airport with direct flights to 20 different metros
  • 2026 residents welcome to apply
  • Open to both FM and IM trained physicians
  • No Visa Sponsorship Available

Meet Evan Owen

Evan Owen at Curare

Call Evan Owen today at (800) 880-2028 to talk about this opportunity!

  • Specialty: Hospitalist
  • Location: 120 miles from Green Bay, WI
  • Job #: 157182
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