Physician Pediatrics

CompHealth; Hillsboro (OR); On-site; USD 170,000 - 230,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

4-day work week

Relocation assistance

PSLF-eligible position

Employer-paid health plan

Malpractice coverage

21% employer retirement contribution

Job summary

CompHealth is seeking a pediatrician for an outpatient role in Hillsboro, OR. Enjoy a four-day work week in a 100% outpatient setting with a balanced on-call schedule. You will see about 20 patients daily and have leadership and shareholder opportunities within the organization.

DEA license is required; board-certified pediatricians are encouraged to apply. Relocation assistance and PSLF eligibility are part of the package, along with a generous retirement plan and employer-paid health and

Qualifications

• Board-certified pediatricians are encouraged to apply.
• Outpatient pediatric care with a 4-day work week.
• See approximately 20 patients per day.
• Call is 1:8 weeks, Monday - Thursday including nights.

Responsibilities

• Provide outpatient pediatric care to a high-volume patient base.
• Participate in a 1:8 on-call schedule with night shifts.
• Collaborate with leadership and shareholding opportunities within the practice.

Skills

Outpatient care

Pediatrics

Education

Board-certified pediatrician

Job description

Hillsboro is the 5th-largest city in the state of Oregon and is the county seat of Washington County. Lying in the Tualatin Valley on the west side of the Portland metropolitan area, the city hosts many high-technology companies, such as Intel, that comprise what has become known as the Silicon Forest.

• 4-day work week with 100% outpatient setting
• Call is 1:8 weeks, Monday - Thursday including nights
• See approximately 20 patients per day
• Leadership and shareholder opportunities available
• PSLF-eligible position with relocation assistance
• Generous retirement package with 21% employer contribution including pension
• Employer-paid health plan and malpractice coverage included
• DEA required; board-certified pediatricians encouraged to apply