Family Medicine Physician Job at University of Wisconsin Office of Rural Health in Wisconsin

We are seeking a BE/BC Family Medicine Physician for our Menasha, WI location. This position allows for an opportunity to step into a traditional outpatient established practice with a collaborative and quality driven provider team.

Full time: 36 patient contact hours

Call is 1:13 weekends. The call is generally done via phone. A nurse triage service, screens all calls before transferring them to the on-call physician. The hospitalist team manages all admissions, unless the physician chooses to admit his/her own patients.

This position will partner with a dedicated, supportive and innovative medical staff including NP/PA providers. This opportunity will allow the physician the chance to work in a setting where growth and change are encouraged and expected.

Menasha and the Fox Cities, 19 communities along the Fox River and Lake Winnebago, make up the third-largest metropolitan area in Wisconsin after Milwaukee and Madison. Located in the east central part of the state, Appleton has a lively and walkable downtown famous for hosting the annual Mile of Music festival and as the home of Harry Houdini. Experience the city’s vibrant arts scene all year round at one of the many museums, galleries, or performing arts centers. Be sure to explore all the Fox Cities to discover natural wonders, unique shops and restaurants, and spirited communities that will be excited to welcome you and your family.

The Provider Placement Program for Wisconsin currently is aware of many family medicine positions in Wisconsin. These positions vary by scope and are with multi-specialty medical groups, hospital-based clinics, community health centers and independent clinics. Communities range in population from 1,000 to 65,000. To receive the complete list of positions/places, please call or write Laura Ketterhagen (contact info on home page). The Provider Placement Program for Wisconsin is a non-profit physician recruitment program started in 1979 and located at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health (Wisconsin Office of Rural Health) in Madison.