Seeking BC/BE Otolaryngologist for full-time opportunity, Martinsburg VA Medical Center

Martinsburg VA Medical Center seeks full time board certified Otolaryngologist
1 license/50 States- 49 days paid time off annually!

As a VA Otolaryngologist become a growing part of an environment that supports an interdisciplinary care team approach and delivers state-of-the-art medicine using some of the most advanced medical techniques and technologies in the Nation.

This position allows you to perform a broad range of otolaryngology cases in an inpatient and outpatient setting. We seek a provider who is proficient in performing procedures that include head and neck cancer, surgery, endoscopic sinus surgery, nasal surgery, ear surgery and laryngeal surgery; removal and reconstruction of cutaneous malignancies of the head and neck; endoscopy and biopsy?s. Call- usually not on call but may be variable.

We offer an academic affiliation with the West Virginia University School of Medicine and the George Washington University; train medical students and residents, develop continuing medical education courses and pursue faculty appointments. The VA offers opportunities to suit your professional skills and a diverse work environment to match your specific interests. Treating military Veterans is a job that brings great satisfaction especially when you consider VA physicians work a 40 hour week that gives you time off to enjoy your family and friends.

All of this makes the Martinsburg VA Medical Center a first rate facility that truly deserves the great reputation it has earned.

Requirements:

• U.S. citizen
• Board certified/eligible in Otolaryngologist
• Full and unrestricted MD/DO license (from any state).

Benefits:
Working for the Department of Veteran Affairs offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes, in part:

• 49 days paid time off annually including 26 days paid vacation;13 days of sick leave; 10 paid holidays
• 5 Days paid absence to attend approved CME courses (subject to budget availability)
• up to 5% matching funds on your 401(k); on average, federal government pays 75% of your premium on your health care insurance; possible annual performance bonus of 7.5% up to a max $20,000 annually; VA contributes 9.6% of your salary toward federal retirement; and you do not have to pay a penny for malpractice insurance because you are covered by the federal government if a claim arises.

VA Total Compensation: VA physicians enjoy all the above mentioned benefits which increase total compensation by an average of 39% over your annual salary.

Medical License: A clean, valid medical license from any US State or Territory is all that is required to practice medicine in a VA Federal Hospital anywhere in the nation. Salaries: VA Physician salaries are determined by a compensation panel of physicians at the facility where you practice medicine. VA salaries are very competitive and are based on physician salaries of the local market, your experience, and credentials as a physician.

Job Satisfaction VA Physicians enjoy the luxury of practicing medicine with the latest technologies and do so with no overhead costs, staff to pay, no rent on a building, and no filing insurance claims. A 40 hour work week makes this a dream job for a physician with lots of time off for family and friends.