Otolaryngology Physician Job with Chatham-Kent Health Alliance in Chatham, ON

General Otolaryngologist Opportunity

If you’re US Board Certified or have an independent CPSO licence and want to work as a general ENT, we are a perfect match—because that’s exactly what we’re looking for!

Where on Earth is CKHA?

Located way down at the southern tip of Ontario (but only 3 hours from Toronto and 1 hour to Detroit), Chatham isn’t called the banana belt of Canada for nothing. In 2021, Chatham-Kent was ranked #27 on Maclean's list of Best Communities in Canada, and we were featured as the #1 Growth City in 2022 and #7 in 2023 on U-Haul's Top 25 Growth Cities in Canada list.

But wait…Show me the Money!

Generous OR (1 day/week minimum) and complimentary in-hospital ambulatory care/consult space (1.5 days/week minimum) will help you provide a full range of general otolaryngology services. On top of your FFS billings, all call is eligible for HOCC payments of $486.27 made directly to you. Hospital call is 80% coverage but our ER is amazing so call is very light. Call will be shared equally amongst all 3 ENTs, regardless of tenure.

Passionate about surgical procedures? Surgical Assist and keep all of the FFS billings. Generous financial recruitment incentives ($$$) are currently being offered for full-time recruits. Plus, the cost of living here is lower than most areas, so you get to keep more of what you earn.

Other Benefits:

• We’re proudly linked to Schulich School of Medicine. Become an Adjunct Professor with Western University and teach the next generation of medical students and residents your craft.
• VIP $45/month parking
• Relocation, immigration and spousal employment assistance. From finding housing, clinic space, childcare or even a soccer league for your kids, you won’t be making this move alone.

What Are You Waiting For?

Email your CV to Jenn Chapple and let’s see if we can offer the career you’re looking for.

The Fine Print:

All job offers will require compliance with our COVID-19 Vaccination Policy for proof of full vaccination unless provided with a medical exemption or an accommodation under the Ontario Human Rights Code.