Gastroenterologist

Gastroenterologist -Direct HireFull-timeCompetitive SalaryExcellent Benefits PackageRelocation Assistance Student Loan RepaymentSign-on BonusLocation: Geneva, NY (Beautiful Finger Lakes Region of NYS. The region also offers some of the cleanest, most picturesque lakes, as well as great outdoor activities all year long. They include skiing, golf, fishing, hiking, swimming and sailing).Great work-life balance. Pay Range: $500,000-$600,000. Employed position & very generous compensation package to include competitive salary, incentives, student loan repayment, sign-on bonus, on-site child day care and much more! Job Summary:In search of a full-time Gastroenterologist to join an excellent team. Responsibilities include: consulting with patients to understand their health concerns, performing specialized tests to diagnose patients, determining proper courses of treatment, consulting with a patient's primary doctor, analyzing patient historical data, consulting with other specialists and performing endoscopic procedures of the digestive tract at the ambulatory surgery center and hospital. Qualifications include: Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Board Certified-Eligible in Gastroenterology, Proficiency in performing endoscopic and colonoscopy procedures.ABOUT THE AREA:Geneva is a city in New York State, in Ontario and Seneca counties. It is located at the northern end of Seneca Lake, known as the Finger Lakes Region. It boasts quality wine trails, a rich history, natural beauty, and four-season attractions. On Cayuga Lake, the city of Ithaca is home to Cornell University. The surrounding area is marked by high gorges, many with dramatic waterfalls, including Taughannock Falls and Buttermilk Falls.Near the tip of Seneca Lake, Watkins Glen State Park has rocky cliffs and cascading waterfalls, plus trout fishing. Southwest is the Corning Museum of Glass. In Seneca Falls, the Women's Rights National Historical Park marks the site of the 1848 women's rights convention. To the north is the Old Erie Canal, a pivotal 19th-century waterway now offering hiking, canoeing and fishing. In the northwest, the city of Rochester overlooks Lake Ontario.