Gastroenterology Job at Archbold in Thomasville, GA

Archbold in Thomasville, Georgia, is seeking an Advanced Gastroenterologist to join an established, hospital-employed practice. We offer a dedicated endoscopy unit with state-of-the-art suites and a highly skilled clinical support team, including APP support for both clinic and hospital coverage.

Highlights include:

• Advanced GI practiced with a focus on ERCP, EUS and EMR and other complex procedures
• A new Omega state-of-the-art fluoroscopy room (in addition to a secondary fluoroscopy room with a state-of the-art OEC C-arm)
• The latest generation Olympus endoscopes
• The latest generation specialized Fuji endoscopes for ESD and double balloon enteroscopy
• Three latest EUS consoles from Olympus (Arietta, Prosound75 and EUM2 ultrasound probe unit)
• Very competitive income guarantee
• Great benefits, including health insurance, life insurance and malpractice
• Moving assistance, sign-on bonus and student loan repayment

Practice Flexibility:

• Option to include a Hospitalist model if desired, allowing a combination of advanced GI and inpatient medicine
• Flexible scheduling to support professional interests and work-life balance

Benefits:

• Salary Guarantee & Productivity Bonus
• Teaching opportunities available via relationships with Florida State University College of Medicine, PCOM, ACOM and Archbold’s Internal Medicine Residency Program
• CME Allowance
• PTO Annually
• Malpractice Insurance
• Relocation Allowance
• Sign-on bonus
• Roth 403(b) Retirement Plan
• Low-Cost Health, Dental & Vision Insurance Plans
• Low-Cost Prescriptions for employees & their eligible dependents
• Discounted gym memberships at participating local health clubs
• Paid & voluntary life insurance

Archbold is a regional healthcare system with four hospitals and four nursing homes. Archbold is licensed for 650 beds, employs more than 2,700 people and has a medical staff of more than 200 qualified specialists. We have been recognized as a top hospital in Georgia by Georgia Trend Magazine for seven consecutive years.