What are the responsibilities and job description for the Family Medicine - OB Physician Job with University of Wisconsin Office of Rural Health in Lancaster, WI position at PracticeLink?
Lancaster, WI is located among the rolling hills and farmland of southwest Wisconsin. This traditional family medicine position is within a newly remodeled critical access hospital and clinic. OB and C-sections are required. This location recently made a substantial investment in the community by adding more than 70,000 square feet of state of the art equipment. This facility had 120 deliveries last year and about 20 C-sections.
Features a highly competitive salary, benefits, educational loan assistance, sign on bonus, and productivity bonus. ER shifts also available if desired.
Live and work in beautiful Grant County with green hills and valleys, bordered by the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers. Easy drive to Dubuque, Iowa or Madison for entertainment, dining, and shopping. Outstanding quality of life, ideal for families, and featuring excellent schools. There are abundant recreational opportunities, and a charming downtown with an array of boutiques, dining options, and a beautifully restored historic movie theatre.
The Wisconsin Office of Rural Health (WORH) has detailed information on Family Medicine positions located throughout the state in both rural and urban communities ranging in population from 1,000 – 250,000. These positions are with smaller hospital-based clinics, independent physician-owned clinics, and large integrated health systems. The positions range from full-scope OB (and possibly c-sections) to outpatient-only, no-OB depending on location. WORH is a not-for-profit organization located at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health in Madison. Our Provider Placement for Wisconsin program has been assisting primary care physicians find rewarding and satisfying positions here in Wisconsin for over 25 years. We also have information on physician loan repayment programs available in Wisconsin. To receive detailed information on these and all other family medicine positions/places statewide, please call or write Laura Ketterhagen (contact info on home page). 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 (Office of Rural Health) in Madison.
Features a highly competitive salary, benefits, educational loan assistance, sign on bonus, and productivity bonus. ER shifts also available if desired.
Live and work in beautiful Grant County with green hills and valleys, bordered by the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers. Easy drive to Dubuque, Iowa or Madison for entertainment, dining, and shopping. Outstanding quality of life, ideal for families, and featuring excellent schools. There are abundant recreational opportunities, and a charming downtown with an array of boutiques, dining options, and a beautifully restored historic movie theatre.
The Wisconsin Office of Rural Health (WORH) has detailed information on Family Medicine positions located throughout the state in both rural and urban communities ranging in population from 1,000 – 250,000. These positions are with smaller hospital-based clinics, independent physician-owned clinics, and large integrated health systems. The positions range from full-scope OB (and possibly c-sections) to outpatient-only, no-OB depending on location. WORH is a not-for-profit organization located at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health in Madison. Our Provider Placement for Wisconsin program has been assisting primary care physicians find rewarding and satisfying positions here in Wisconsin for over 25 years. We also have information on physician loan repayment programs available in Wisconsin. To receive detailed information on these and all other family medicine positions/places statewide, please call or write Laura Ketterhagen (contact info on home page). 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 (Office of Rural Health) in Madison.
