Reproductive Endocrinologist
Highlights from the posting
- Relocation paid
- Malpractice with tail
- Level I trauma center
In short
Full-time Reproductive Endocrinologist role at the Sanford Reproductive Medicine Institute in Fargo, North Dakota, which operates the only IVF program in the state. Pay is $630,000 annually for the first 2 years plus potential wRVU production, with a $200,000 retention incentive.
About this job
- The work
- Clinical reproductive endocrinology and IVF practice, with opportunities to grow the program through outreach to select regional clinics. Protected administrative time.
- Schedule
- Full-time, 1.0 FTE.
- Patients
- The practice serves 500+ patients per month, with a referral network of 75+ providers across the region.
- What the pay includes
- Annual compensation of $630,000 for the first 2 years, plus potential to exceed the floor from personally performed wRVUs. A $200,000 retention incentive if you remain 1.0 FTE for 4 years. CME allowance and relocation allowance.
- Requirements
- BC/BE in Reproductive Endocrinology. Visas: N/A.
- Benefits named
- Health, dental and vision insurance, 401K, short- and long-term disability, life insurance, CME allowance, time away, malpractice insurance with tail coverage, and relocation allowance.
Details
- Pay stated
- $630,000 a year
- Specialty
- Endocrinology
- Employment
- Not stated
- Health system
- Sanford Health
- Site
- Sanford Health
- Location
- Fargo, ND 58104
- Posted
- First seen here
- Last checked
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Source
Apply on Sanford Health’s site
Posted by Sanford Health as “Physician - Reproductive Endocrinology”, job C77E71DE5E7141E8A7D7593F8BAA4525. Applying there yourself is fine; a recruiter can then no longer represent you for this job.
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