• Strong, competitive base salary bonus pay
• Flexible scheduling!
• Collegial group!
• Moving allowance
• Average 8-10 weeks of vacation per year
• Excellent benefit package including medical, dental, vision, ST/LT disability, life insurance, paid malpractice including tail coverage and CME allowance
• 401k and 401k Roth employer profit sharing
• $50K sign-on with 2 year commitment

The Community:

Downtown Ann Arbor has four distinct commercial districts Kerrytown, Main Street, South University, and State Street each with unique and diverse shopping, restaurants, and housing. Then, there are the University of Michigan campuses the central campus, with its classic buildings and mature grounds; the vast and ever-growing medical campus; the north campus, with its many newer contemporary buildings; and, of course, the athletic campus, with the U of M stadium also known as The Big House.

The neighborhoods range from the highly walkable Old West Side, Kerrytown, and Burns Park areas, to estate neighborhoods with larger homes on acre lots, such as Ann Arbor Hills and Barton Hills, to plenty of other communities all wrapped around 20 elementary schools, which are part of the top-rated Ann Arbor School District. These, and lastly, Gallup Park, are just a few of the areas in Ann Arbor that can create beautiful, memorable experiences for people.
Overall, it s straightforward to navigate, and you can get anywhere you want to go in about 20 minutes. You can get downtown in about 10 minutes from the edge of town. Ann Arbor is located within 2 hours of Lake Michigan beaches. You can get to Detroit in 45 minutes and downtown Chicago in less than 4 hours. You can also easily access the Detroit Metro Airport in 30 minutes.
Ann Arbor is known for its excellent public school education system and libraries. It is pedestrian and bike friendly. Highly culturally diverse, Ann Arbor attracts people from all over the world. Additionally, the residents here are highly educated, making Ann Arbor the most educated city in the US. Fifty-three percent of the population in Ann Arbor holds a bachelor s degree, and it boasts the highest percentage of people with graduate or professional degrees.