Doctor​/Physician, Surgeon, Medical Doctor

Otolaryngology Opportunity

Medical Center is seeking a board certified/board eligible otolaryngologist to join a well established, hospital employed, outpatient practice. Schedule is Monday thru Thursday 8:00 – 5:00pm Friday 8:00am – 12:00pm. Call schedule is 2 weeks on / 2 weeks off. Eligible to earn additional compensation by joining our CERP (Pay for Call) Program. Expected to see 20-25 patients a day to start.

Can see many more if desired.

Office procedures/equipment include 6-8 per day: nasal endoscopy, laryngoscopy, tube insertion scopes, aspirators, audiologist, vestibular testing. Hospital procedures/equipment varies with OR block time: nasal endoscopy w/ cautery, adenoidectomy, septoplasty, micro-laryngoscopy w/ biopsy, tonsillectomy, tube insertion. Medtronic navigation system, Medtronic NIM, microscope, endoscopy equipment.

Two-year contract includes 4 weeks PTO plus holidays/sick days (29 PTO days), 5 days PTO for CME and up to $5k, 457b plan, 403b plan, moving expenses, malpractice, health insurance, bonus incentives, student loan repayment, sign-on bonus.

Community/facility info: 222 not-for-profit hospital. 2200 employees, 140 active medical staff. 14,000+ surgical procedures/year. Number of operating suites: 2 open heart; 1 hybrid (for peripheral vascular and open cardiac cases); 5 general surgery rooms; 4 orthopedic rooms; 5 endo suites with 1 ERCP room; and 1 cysto suite located in the endoscopy area (19 total rooms). Recent new construction: $100 million in new construction, expansion and refurbishment: patient care addition;

nursing units and 100 private beds – opened July 2009 open heart/cardiac unit – open Dec. 2008 new clinical laboratory new medical library new front entrance new surgery and emergency department new lounge and physician area additional parking for physicians maternity department: 11 private LDRP (labor, delivery, recovery, post), 1,600 deliveries per year, 5 room triage area, 3 rooms for surgery patients, surgical room, holding nursery, and a 6 bed special care nursery.

Critical care department: 16 ICU rooms (15 private), circular floor set-up, break away doors, sleeping rooms for on-call staff and medical students, and large waiting room with restrooms and vending machines. Emergency department: 23 beds (21 private) and 4 chairs, special pediatric room, drive-up lane, using computerized radiography (filmless), 2 x-ray rooms and a STAT lab – expanding to 47 beds.

Osteopathic emergency medicine residency program began July 2008.