Gastroenterology Single Specialty Group job located in Washington

Gastroenterology options located in Central Washington State– Immediate opening for one 2021 GI physician in lakesdie community/Moses Lake area, one  for Wenatchee location.

Newly hired GI physicians would join a team of 10 GI physicians and 4 GI APP’s (6 General GI, 3 Therapeutic GI & 1 Hepatologist) who make up a very collegial and intellectually curious group.   Only considering candidates interested in general GI at this time.  Physician owned and led organization, new physicians have the opportunity to become partners after 1 year of employment.

Moses Lake – four day week schedule with either Monday or Friday off.  New hire would work alongside one other GI physician in Moses Lake with access and mentorship from the rest of the Confluence Health GI team.  This position is 62% procedures and 36% clinic visits, heavy on endoscopy.  There is no call and this position is strictly outpatient.  

Wenatchee – five day work week schedule but will consider a 4-day compressed schedule.  1:8 call schedule, covers only one hospital and works with a very strong hospitalist program (no admissions).  This position is 60% procedures and 40% clinic visits and the Wenatchee GI team rotates to the outlying clinics including Omak and Moses Lake.

An outdoor recreational oasis awaits you in this central Washington location. Home to one of the largest freshwater lakes in the state, numerous parks and campgrounds,  this is a perfect location for people who love the outdoors.Located on central Washington’s beautiful Columbia Basin, Moses Lake has a population of approximately 20,000 people and offers an abundance of year-round outdoor recreational activities and community events. Temperatures range from a low of 25 degrees in the winter to 85 degrees in the summer months.  Moses Lake is conveniently located within 45 minutes to 3 hours of 3 metro areas:   Spokane, Seattle and Pasco/Richland/Kennewick.    

Wenatchee is a mountain gateway between western Washington and the agricultural areas of the Columbia Plateau to the east.