Family Medicine, Primary Care | $170K in Incentives | 3-Year Guarantee | 45 Minutes from Chicago
Job Description
Northwest Health - Porter is seeking a Family Medicine Physician to join our thriving outpatient clinic in the welcoming and vibrant community of Valparaiso, Indiana, just one hour from Chicago!
\nPosition Highlights:
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- 100% outpatient primary care \n
- Hospital employed position \n
- Joining a well-established clinic with a team of experienced primary care physicians, specialists, and advanced practice providers \n
- Clinics have a strong community reputation with a loyal patient base \n
- Access to a full range of specialists within the healthcare system \n
- Robust onboarding and outreach support with strong clinical staff \n
- Open to new graduates \n
- Opportunity to work with our family medicine residency program \n
- Full-time employment (no locums) \n
- Board certified in Family Medicine \n
Competitive Compensation & Benefits Package May Include:
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- Generous base salary plus bonus incentives \n
- Relocation assistance and commencement bonus \n
- Medical education loan repayment assistance \n
- Residency stipend for qualifying candidates \n
- Full malpractice coverage \n
- Comprehensive health benefits package including 401(k) \n
- Paid CME time with annual allowance \n
- Personal time off (PTO) \n
Northwest Health Porter is a 200-bed acute care hospital located in Valparaiso, Indiana. Accredited by The Joint Commission, the hospital offers a full continuum of services, including emergency and trauma care, cardiology, oncology, primary care, obstetrics, pediatrics, neonatal intensive care, orthopedics, spine care, and inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation. The hospital features a Women and Childrens Pavilion and a long-standing neonatal intensive care unit serving Northwest Indiana.
Community\nValparaiso is located in Porter County, approximately 45 miles from Chicago and near the Indiana Dunes State Park. The area offers a blend of suburban, rural, and metropolitan lifestyles; strong public and private schools; higher education institutions; and an affordable cost of living relative to national averages.
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