$400k Signing Bonus | Internal Medicine | US NAVY

Jackson Physician Search; Gaithersburg (MD); On-site; USD 360,000 - 440,000; Full time

Job summary

The Navy seeks an Internal Medicine physician to serve as an Active Duty Commissioned Medical Officer. Provide care to Navy personnel and families across hospitals, clinics and ships, with no nights or weekends and light admin duties.

Expect 14–20 patients per day, with openings in multiple locations including Virginia, Maryland, Florida and North Carolina. Citizenship in the United States is required; a generous $400,000 sign-on incentive and comprehensive benefits are offered, including

Qualifications

• Must be a citizen of the United States of America.

Responsibilities

• Provide care to US Navy personnel and/or their families.
• 14-20 Patients per day. Minimal admin tasks.
• No nights, no weekends.
• Opportunity to practice in multiple locations (e.g., Virginia, Maryland, Florida, North Carolina).

Job description

Join a network of over 4000 physicians in the Navy. Options to practice in hospitals, research labs, clinics, ships and more!

Internal Medicine as an Active Duty Commisssioned Medical Officer in the US Navy:

• Provide care to US Navy personnel and/or their families.
• 14-20 Patients per day. Minimal admin tasks. No nights, no weekends.
• Prior experience as an inpatient or outpatient pediatrician is acceptable.
• Exceptional $400,000 sign-on incentive.
• Live comfortably with a choice between complimentary on-base housing or a housing allowance for off-base accommodations.
• No cost health, dental and vision insurance 100% covered.
• Retirement pension and 30 Days PTO.
• Must be a citizen of the United States of America.
• Opportunity to practice in a number of locations. Among others, there are openings in Virginia, Maryland, Florida and North Carolina.
• You'll have the time and support to practice medicine thoughtfully and develop meaningful, long-term relationships with your patients.

Specialty: Internal Medicine

Employment Type: Full Time