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Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Minnesota seeks board-eligible nephrologists to join our physician-led nephrology practices across the state. The role encompasses inpatient and outpatient care with shared call and potential leadership opportunities.
We offer a competitive base salary with productivity incentives, a partnership track in select practices, relocation assistance, comprehensive benefits, and visa sponsorship where applicable.
Location: Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth, Rochester, St. Cloud & more
Position Type: Full-time | Permanent
Specialty: Nephrology
Schedule: Inpatient + Outpatient | Shared Call
Partnership Track: Yes
We're seeking Board Certified/Board Eligible nephrologists to join growing, physician-led nephrology practices with opportunities across Minnesota. From the vibrant Twin Cities metropolitan area to the beautiful communities of northern Minnesota, the state offers a variety of professional and lifestyle opportunities for nephrologists at every stage of their career.
Minnesota offers an excellent combination of professional opportunity, strong communities, and year-round recreation:
Nephrology opportunities may be available in communities throughout the state, including:
Minneapolis-St. Paul: Enjoy the amenities of a major metropolitan area while practicing within one of the Midwest's largest healthcare markets.
Duluth: Experience life along Lake Superior with abundant opportunities for hiking, boating, fishing, skiing, and other outdoor activities. Current nephrology opportunities in Duluth include full-spectrum clinical practice, hospital rounding, dialysis care, and established patient panels.
Rochester: A nationally recognized healthcare destination offering access to a large medical community and a variety of professional opportunities.
St. Cloud: A growing regional community located between the Twin Cities and central Minnesota.
Greater Minnesota: Explore opportunities in smaller communities where physicians can develop strong relationships with patients and become an integral part of the local healthcare community.