OBGYN in Beloit, 45 minutes to Madison and 90 to Chicago!

* Call 1:5
* This system averages 500 births per year
* Strong GYN surgical program
* Competitive compensation and full benefits – medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 403(b), 457(b) &457(f), retirement options, and malpractice insurance
* CME allowance, vacation, membership dues
* Enjoy a great deal of practice autonomy, with support to reduce the burden of non-clinical responsibility from our physician and operations leaders to ensure your success.
* Low physician turnover rate
* Great Central Location! 45 minutes from Madison, Wisconsin, 90 minutes from Chicago, Illinois and 75 minutes from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
* In a HPSA, so you would qualify for loan repayment programs.

Beloit is full of historic charm peppered with modern flair. The city rests on the southern Wisconsin state line in Rock County along the scenic Rock River. Founded as an industrial hub, it has been revitalized by unique shops, popular restaurants and a vibrant arts scene including free summer concerts. Stroll down the riverfront, visit one of the many museums, or cheer on the minor league baseball team, the Sky Carp. Home to Wisconsin’s second-largest farmer’s market, Beloit’s natural beauty also makes it a great place for outdoor recreational activities like golfing and water sports. Visit Beloit and you’ll see why the city has been named one of Main Street America’s “Most Romantic Main Streets” and one of the “Top 20 Greatest American Streets.”

The Provider Placement Program for Wisconsin currently is aware of many family medicine positions in Wisconsin. These positions vary by scope and are with multi-specialty medical groups, hospital-based clinics, community health centers and independent clinics. Communities range in population from 1,000 to 65,000. To receive the complete list of positions/places, please call or write Laura Ketterhagen (contact info on home page). The Provider Placement Program for Wisconsin is a non-profit physician recruitment program started in 1979 and located at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health (Wisconsin Office of Rural Health) in Madison.