Internal Medicine Opening in Indiana

**Internal Medicine Opening in Indiana** * Located in Elkhart, IN. * Full time, permanent. **Qualifications and Training:** * Board certified or board eligible considered if residency completed in last 5 years. * Excellent communication skills required. **Practice Description:** * Private physician office with exam and procedure rooms as needed. * Front office, back-office and support staff as needed. * Hospital Environment: Modern, financially sound, full-service 270-bed single community hospital; 23-bed ICU, 30-bed PCU; located within one mile from the * Office Call Rotation: 1 in 8 rotating IM call. **Compensation:** * Annual guarantee $240,000 guarantee for two years with worked RVU incentive, signing bonus, relocation assistance and annual CME allowance. * Membership/Partnership: Expectation of ownership which provides significant additional compensation opportunity. **Practice Description:** * Established in 1954, the group is a physician-owned multi-specialty practice with 36 physicians in 16 different specialties and sub-specialties; 40% primary care (general internal medicine and family medicine) and 60% surgical and non-surgical specialists. Onsite comprehensive laboratory, imaging services including MRI and CT-PET, infusion center, EEG, AEEG, EMG-NCV. eCW EMR. **Area Description:** * Elkhart, Indiana, just 2 miles south of the Michigan border, is called the City with a Heart. Elkhart is a family-friendly community with a wide range of recreational activities for every season from water skiing in the summers to snow skiing in the winters. Chicago, Indianapolis, Indiana Dunes National Park, and Lake Michigan are just a short drive away, with the University of Notre Dames beautiful campus within minutes. Elkhart Countys population is 205,000 and offers 7 public school systems, and over 50 private schools. Elkhart, known as the RV Capital of the World and the Band Instrument Capital of the World, provides a strong manufacturing economy with a concentration in recreational vehicles and manufactured housing. Low unemployment. Indiana is a malpractice friendly state for physicians.