Description
Family Medicine Physician
Belfast, Maine
Full time
Waldo County General Hospital is seeking a board certified/eligible Family Medicine Physician. The successful candidate will join the Family Medicine practice serving our Coastal Maine communities. Candidates will work in a very collegial atmosphere working alongside great support staff and seasoned providers. Join us and you will also find supportive, collaborative colleagues; strong patient/provider relationships; comprehensive resources and advanced technologies, including fully integrated Epic EMR.
This position offers:
- Competitive compensation package including sign-on bonus, relocation assistance,
- Benefits include retirement options with employer contributions, medical, dental, vision, life/disability coverage, and more.
Qualifications
- MD/DO from an accredited medical school.
- Active and unrestricted State of ME medical license, or ability to obtain prior to employment
- Board Certification/Eligibility
- Active and unrestricted DEA license, or ability to obtain prior to employment.
Belfast, Maine, is a scenic coastal community in the heart of a four-season recreation area. Surrounded by both lakes and the ocean, Belfast is a haven for boating, swimming, fishing, ATV trail riding, and sailing. The nearby mountains provide hiking and mountain biking with vista views of Penobscot Bay and our neighboring Island communities. Family ski resort, the Camden Hills Snow Bowl, is less than 20 minutes away, where you also may wish to ride the toboggan chute down at the National Toboggan Festival each year. Excellent public and private schools combined with a vibrant arts and entertainment community are perfect for year-round exploring. Delicious culinary restaurants, wineries, and breweries are also perfect for a foodie looking to make Mid-Coast Maine an exceptional place to call home.
To learn more about our system please visit www.mainehealth.org and our benefits page.
Interested candidates should complete our brief application to begin the process.
