IU Health Physicians is actively recruiting a Gastroenterologist to join their dynamic group at IU Health Methodist and University Hospitals in Indianapolis, IN. This new position will include a mix of outpatient procedures and inpatient medicine. There is also an opportunity for faculty appointment within the internationally recognized Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Digestive and Liver Disorders Division.

• Full-time unique schedule of 33% procedures, 33% inpatient, and 33% Off
  • Week One: Procedures Monday - Friday - Weekend off!
  • Week Two: Monday begin inpatient services through the following Monday
  • Week Three: Off!
• Limited Call
• Flexibility to carve out administrative time during procedure week
• APP support available during inpatient week

• Gastroenterology Fellowship training required
• Fellowship or experienced candidates only
• American board certification
• IN state license

• Please call or text for compensation details
• IU School of Medicine Benefits Package
• $25K forgivable loan

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