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Endocrinologist

$228,744 – $321,905 a year, stated in the posting. Providence, Swedish Issaquah Campus, in Issaquah, WA. Posted Jul 20, 2026. New here this week.

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Highlights from the posting

  • Monday to Friday
  • Call 1 in 8
  • New graduates welcome
  • 80-bed hospital

In short

Full-time Endocrinologist joining a team of 3 other physicians at Swedish's Issaquah, Washington campus, 20 minutes east of Seattle. The role manages diabetes, adrenal and other hormone disorders, with a Monday to Friday schedule and 1:8 home call.

About this job

Setting
Swedish Medical Center's Issaquah Highlands campus, an 80-bed full-service community hospital 17 miles east of downtown Seattle, part of Providence.
The work
Manage disorders such as diabetes, adrenal diseases and other hormone-related conditions as part of a team with 3 other physicians.
Schedule
Full-time, Monday to Friday.
Call
1:8 call schedule from home.
Patients
Medically diverse patient population with diabetes, adrenal diseases and other hormone-related disorders.
What the pay includes
$228,744 to $321,905 per year, which may include productivity or quality/service incentives, call pay and extra shift incentives as applicable. CME benefits may be available.
Requirements
New graduates are welcome to apply.
Benefits named
CME benefits may be available.

Details

Pay stated
$228,744 – $321,905 a year
Specialty
Endocrinology
Employment
Full Time
Health system
Providence
Site
Swedish Issaquah Campus
Location
Issaquah, WA 98029
Posted
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