Gastroenterologist needed with United Health Services in Binghamton, NY

Gastroenterologist

United Health Services Hospitals is a family of health services organizations that exists to improve the health of the communities we serve by developing and maintaining a comprehensive and cost-effective health care system.

To meet the needs of the region and provide seamless high-quality, comprehensive Gastroenterology care, we are seeking a Board Eligible/Board Certified Gastroenterologist to join our rapidly growing team. You will join six Gastroenterologists and seven experienced APPs who see patients and perform numerous procedures, both in the office and the OR. Our Gastroenterology Department performs well beyond 10,000 procedures every year. These include upper endoscopy, colonoscopy, esophageal dilation, feeding tube placement, and liver biopsy. Our department also offers more specialized procedures to our community, including ERCP, EUS (diagnostic and therapeutic), EMR HRM impedance PH monitoring, capsule endoscopy, fibroscan, cyst gastrostomy, etc.

Job Description

• Join a rapidly growing team of Gastroenterologists and APPs
• Perform a wide range of procedures in both office and OR settings
• Contribute to a department that performs over 10,000 procedures annually

Requirements

• Board Eligible/Board Certified in Gastroenterology

Benefits

• Competitive starting salary range of $519,000 to $650,000 with bonus incentives
• Sign-on bonus and moving expenses
• A vast array of employment benefits

Community Overview

Binghamton, NY is located 2.5 hours North of New York City and 1 hour from Syracuse, NY. It is a progressive college community town that offers a large healthcare presence, a safe living environment, and a diverse community with nearby lakes, ski resorts, golf courses, wineries, symphony orchestra, and opera company.

United Health Services Hospitals employs more than 6,000 people and trains over 100+ physicians per year in residency and fellowship programs. As a community-based system, the values that guide decision-making and behavior reflect the culture of its communities and what they expect from their health care system.