**Gastroenterology Opening in Wisconsin**
- Located in La Crosse, WI - Madison 140m, Rochester, MN 70m
- Full-time, permanent position
The Division of Gastroenterology in La Crosse, WI includes seven gastroenterologists, providing consultative gastrointestinal services to a primary care patient base of 240,000 in west-central Wisconsin, southeastern Minnesota and northeastern Iowa.
The comprehensive practice also includes four nurse practitioners, who see patients in our self-contained GI clinic and hospital, which is conveniently located adjacent to the Endoscopy Unit in the hospital building, and the campus also has a surgical building and cancer center. Our state-of-the-art Endoscopy/ERCP/Fluoroscopy Unit in our 225-bed medical center, using the Clinic model, includes HD Olympus endoscopic equipment, Givens capsule endoscopy and single balloon and endoscopic ultrasound.
Join an amazing team that is:
Poised for growth in a competitive landscape with plans to expand our patient reach further through networking opportunities with internal and external providers.
These opportunities will serve as the means to develop community relationships and to grow an already busy high quality outpatient and procedural practice (ADR 55-65%).
An integral member of a strong community with short commutes, easy access to larger cities and nestled between three majestic rivers and beautiful bluffs making the La Crosse Region the perfect outdoor recreation area. La Crosse is located 75 miles from Rochester.
Delivering outstanding high quality patient care with the opportunity to collaborate with GIH colleagues across the Health System and with Clinic in Rochester and across the enterprise to cure, connect, and transform the way care is delivered in a multidisciplinary team-based environment. In addition, blended clinical/consultative practice, research and teaching opportunities in Rochester exist.
Offering stabile highly competitive salary and benefits.
Areas of sub-specialty interest include motility, hepatology, and inflammatory bowel disease.
Candidates must be board-certified/board-eligible in Gastroenterology and eligible for Wisconsin and Minnesota Medical license.