AMN Healthcare/Merritt Hawkins, the nation’s leading physician search firm, invites you to consider an Orthopedic APP opportunity that is nestled in beautiful Door County, Wisconsin, a region of the country known for its outstanding outdoor atmosphere, deep family values, safe communities, and superb educational system.
Job Opportunity

• Join a contemporary orthopedic group with a need due to the retirement of their long-time PA
• First assist in surgery, perform inpatient rounding, and are responsible for patient discharge
• Work with an experienced Orthopedic Surgeon and Nurse Practitioner
• Enjoy the stability of an annual salary plus productivity-based bonuses
• Hospital-employed position with full benefits
• Relocation, signing bonus, and student loan forgiveness available
• Beautiful, new on-site clinic expansion complete
• Electronic Medical Records fully implemented
• Great quality of life while enjoying the natural surroundings of Door County

Community Information
Four unique seasons—enjoy swimming, hiking, biking, fishing, boating, and camping in the summer—experience cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, ice fishing, and hunting in the winter

• Over 100 miles of cross-country skiing and snowmobiling trails
• Reside in a community with top-ranked public education systems (GreatSchools.org)
• Enjoy the beauty of five state parks in one county
• Fantastic public and private school options within the county
• Commercial airline service in Green Bay, Wisconsin (just one hour away)
• Excellent artistic community and cultural events including playhouses and theatre production
• Community of 35,000 year-round and 130,000 during spring, summer, and fall
• “ You can easily spend a month in Door County, the finger of land that juts out from Wisconsin into Lake Michigan and Green Bay, so trying to distill the experience into a weekend is a formidable task. With some 250 miles of shoreline, 5 state parks and more antiques shops and gift boutiques than you could ever visit, it’s no surprise that this has been one of the most popular spots in the Midwest for more than a century.” —Trails.com