GI Surgicalists Needed in Richmond, IN

Synergy Health Partners is recruiting GI Surgicalists with strong skills to join our team at Reid Health in Richmond, Indiana.

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  Work 7-10 days per month

  
  


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  ERCP is required

  
  


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  Malpractice coverage provided

  
  


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  Competitive per diem compensation

  
  


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  Housing stipend provided

  
  


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  1-2 years experience required

  
  


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  Collaborative and supportive teamwork environment providing work/life balance

  
  


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  Active Indiana license is a plus

  
  

Facility Details:

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  Level III Trauma Center

  
  


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  EMR: Epic

  
  


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  Closest Airports: Dayton is closest, Indianapolis and Cincinnati are other options

  
  

Discover Richmond:

Located near the Indiana-Ohio border, Richmond offers small-town charm with a strong arts and cultural presence, local dining, and miles of trails and parks. The area is travel-friendly with quick access to Dayton International Airport and major connections through Indianapolis.

Apply Now:

It is possible to achieve more freedom in your personal life while being an engaged member of a clinical care team.

To apply, click the APPLY button or go to . Send questions to Melissa Montgomery and Tara Skinner ( ) to learn more about this unique opportunity. We look forward to speaking with you soon.

Working with Synergy Health Partners:

Surgeons enjoy working with Synergy Health Partners as Surgicalists to help them live their best lives. Check out other open positions here . See jobs for Orthopedic Surgeons, General Surgeons, Trauma Surgeons, Urologists, Gastroenterologists CRNAs, and Advanced Practice Providers - and live your best life now with Synergy Health Partners.

Synergy Health Partners is a national leader in the management of Surgicalist programs and Anesthesia staffing. Our Surgicalist Model helps restores work-life balance for surgeons allowing them to enjoy real-time off. This is how we support high quality, aligned, and engaged clinicians so that they can support hospitals with predictable surgical staffing for patient access to quality local care.