Physiatry/Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician

Opening for Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician in WIOpportunity in Wausau WIGreen Bay 100mMadison 145mFull Time Permanent PositionSeeking a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physician to join experienced and well-respected practice at HospitalOverview: - Outpatient and procedural practice focus, with the opportunity for some inpatient practice - Minimal call obligations - Average of 15-18 patients per day in clinic - EPIC EMR - State of the art, CARF accredited, beautiful 12 bed inpatient rehab unit on site at Aspirus Wausau Hospital - Aquatic Therapy Program available within the Wausau community with a therapy pool built in 2020 - Quick practice growth opportunity to include Musculoskeletal Medicine, Electromyogram and Nerve Conduction Studies (EMG/NCS), and Interventional Spine Care - Flexible Clinic Hours - 2 years practice experience preferred, but new graduates welcome to applyBenefits and Compensation: - Generous relocation assistance - CME support - Potential for loan repayment - Signing bonusAbout the area:Wausau is Wisconsin's place to play in the snow. Head to Granite Peak Ski Area for downhill skiing, Nine Mile Forest for cross-country skiing, and Sylvan Hill for tubing. Visit the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Rib Mountain State Park or the downtown River District for shopping, dining and events. Central Wisconsin has many outdoor activities for the nature lover. From fishing to birdwatching; hunting to hiking, there are many beautiful locations for one to experience the outdoors. Fishermen can enjoy fishing year round on the Wisconsin River, Lake Wausau, and other surrounding lakes. Musky, walleye, crappie, northern pike, catfish, bluegill, bass, sunfish, and yellow perch are present in most of the lakes, rivers, and reservoir in the Central Wisconsin area. In the winter, experience ice fishing by either heading out with your warm gear and bucket, or by joining the community of ice-fisherman in their ice shanties enjoying cook-outs, watching football, and most importantly waiting for that tip up to spring up signaling a fish on the line!