Physician - Colorectal Surgeon - Duluth, MN

Colorectal and General Surgery Physician

Duluth, Minnesota

• Will join an established, highly regarded Colorectal and General Surgery practice for both outpatient and inpatient/OR settings.
• The practice is committed to providing comprehensive Colorectal and General Surgery care, coordinating care with necessary departments.
• Department includes 7 general surgeons, including fellowship trained hepatobiliary, colorectal and endocrine surgeons along with 10 NP/PA's
• Busy, established department includes general, robotic, endocrine, colorectal, breast, bariatric, advanced laparoscopic, endoscopy, colonoscopy. Large mix of cases.
• Rural surgery residency training program.
• Regional referral center. ACS Cancer Center.
• Surgeries/Admissions:
• St. Mary's Medical Center – a 380-bed tertiary hospital, consistently ranked among America's Top 100 Hospital s
• Certified as HIMSS EMRAM (Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model) Level 7 for both our Inpatient and Ambulatory facilities
• Miller-Dwan Medical Center – a 175-bed Specialized Care Facility
• St. Mary's Hospital Superior-25 beds, Critical Access Hospital
• Accredited Trauma Program/ Level I Trauma Center with ACS/Trauma/Critical Care surgeons dedicated to the program.

• Full-time position is needed due to planned retirement
• The selected candidate will focus on colorectal surgery and supplement his/her practice with general surgery cases as needed

• BC/BE in General Surgery
• Fellowship in Colorectal Surgery, ABCRS certified or eligible
• Candidates should be proficient in the full spectrum of colorectal surgery
• Candidates should possess excellent clinical skills, communication skills, and a strong commitment to providing excellent care that is team oriented

• 150 miles north of Minneapolis/St. Paul metropolitan area
• Regional service area 460,000;
  City of Duluth population: 86,000

$511,000. Hired candidates may be eligible to receive additional compensation in the form of bonuses, quality incentives or production-based compensation