Reported by 9 physicians · state cohort · total comp, not the employer's posted pay
9 physician reports · not the employer's posted pay
St. Luke’s University Health Network in Pennsylvania seeks a BC/BE fellowship-trained IBD gastroenterologist to join a growing program serving 6000 IBD patients with academic and private practice blend, including teaching and research opportunities.
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Do you want to grow your career at one of the nation’s 100 Top Hospitals? St. Luke’s University Health Network is seeking a BC/BE fellowship trained Inflammatory Bowel Disease Gastroenterologist to join our growing IBD program and a growing team of 41 diverse and dynamic physicians. Our team is shaping the future of gastroenterology services in the region through the development of new and innovative programs and brand-new state-of-the-art endoscopy centers. Successful candidates will split time between beautiful Allentown and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania where you will experience a culture immersed in innovation, while supporting a wonderful local community. IBD care at St. Luke’s University Health Network: We are eager to expand our IBD program! Currently, we have one IBD Fellowship-trained gastroenterologist (Dr. Tomov) and an IBD-trained physician assistant. We are actively recruiting new clinicians trained in IBD care We have an IBD Program Coordinator, Nurse, and 3 prior authorization Specialists We have set up efficient processes to diagnose and start patients on appropriate therapy Strong collaboration with an excellent colorectal surgery team Collaboration with other specialties including Rheumatology, Dermatology, and Nutrition We serve a population of nearly 6,000 IBD patients, many of whom have not had access to subspecialty care. Through our IBD program and healthcare network, we are now able to provide tertiary-level care for even the most complex IBD patients. A unique blend of academic opportunities and private-practice-level compensation St. Luke’s is affiliated with Temple Medical School. Our department supports and trains medical students, internal medicine residents and gastroenterology fellows Our team conducts clinical research and participates in industry- and NIH-sponsored as well as investigator-initiated research and serves as Faculty at the Temple / St. Luke’s School of Medicine Help Dr. Tomov set up an IBD Multidisciplinary Conference, Journal Club, community IBD outreach initiatives, multidisciplinary clinics, and more This is a new and growing IBD program – get involved and shape its future!