Gastroenterology Physician

Gadsden Regional Medical Center is seeking a Board Eligible/Board Certified Gastroenterologist to join a hospital-employed, highly efficient GI program. This is a high-volume, high-earning opportunity with exceptional infrastructure, strong leadership support, and a truly manageable call schedule.

This search supports growth and succession planning , with the goal to recruit two full-time gastroenterologists . The position will begin as a solo employed role , joining a community with two highly experienced independent GIs-both nearing retirement age, including one of the busiest providers in the market-creating substantial long-term demand and stability.

• Hospital-employed position w/strong administrative and clinical support
• High volume with the ability to perform up to 25 cases per day
• Income potential up to $1 million annually
• Inpatient and outpatient practice; EUS and ERCP available
• Join a seasoned, highly trained endoscopy team within a well-run, efficient GI operation
• State-of-the-art equipment, including:
  • 3 new reprocessors
  • New lithoscopes
• Hospital has an ASC; however, 90% of GI volume is performed at the hospital
• Opportunity to add an NP once ramped up
• Engage in clinical research and clinical trials, contributing to innovation and advancement in gastroenterology
• J-1 Visa Sponsorship Available

• Call schedule: 1:3
• Very light call burden:
  • Approximately 95% of call handled by an NP
  • Most calls are telephone-based, with patients scheduled for follow-up the next day
• Excellent work-life balance despite strong procedural volume

• Competitive base salary aligned with MGMA guidelines
• Productivity incentive bonus based on wRVUs
• Up to six-figure student loan repayment
• Fellowship stipend
• Relocation assistance
• CME allowance and paid CME time
• Generous vacation time
• Full health, dental, and vision benefits
• Licensure, professional dues, and subscriptions covered
• Quality-based bonuses (metrics TBD)
• Tenure bonuses
• Mid-level supervision compensation