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Join a dynamic medical team at a well-respected hospital in Somerset, Kentucky, as a GI Hospitalist. This position offers a flexible schedule, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding area while providing exceptional care. With a dedicated endoscopy suite and the opportunity to mentor residents, you will play a crucial role in a hospital-owned GI group. Somerset is not only rich in outdoor activities but also fosters a welcoming community, making it an ideal place to live and work. Experience a fulfilling career in a supportive environment that values both professional and personal growth.
Come join our Medical Team at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital in beautiful Somerset, Kentucky! We are searching for an exceptional GI Hospitalist to join Cumberland Gastroenterology, a hospital-employed group.
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Hospital:
Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital serves a 10-county area (over 200,000 residents) in south central Kentucky at its 295-bed acute care facility and several stand-alone outpatient centers. With more than 40 physician specialties and nearly 200 physicians on staff, LCRH offers the most comprehensive medical services in the region, including complete cardiac care, a level II neonatal nursery, and a neurosurgery program rated among the best in the nation.
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Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital is in Somerset, the largest city in southeastern Kentucky, combining the best of small-town values with big-city accessibility and easy commuting distance to Lexington. Nestled on the edge of the Daniel Boone Forest, Somerset is the hub for lake activities and is the houseboat capital of the world. The opportunities for outdoor amenities are endless with rock climbing, whitewater rafting, hunting, hiking, kayaking, and caving all within minutes of downtown. Somerset is a welcoming, growing community and a wonderful place to live and practice medicine.