Physician / Pain Management / Maine / Permanent / Pain Management Physicianopening in Rural Maine - Flexible Schedule Job

A large nationwide Pain Management group is recruiting a new Pain Management Physician in northern rural Maine. The group staffs outpatient pain management clinics on hospital campuses. Due to growth, they are seeking a highly motivated, team-oriented physician to work in a hospital-based pain center governed by all applicable state and federal requirements. About the opportunity: Full-time or part-time option Nocall,nonights,noweekends, andnoholidays. An ideal candidate should be proficient in all interventional pain procedures. Compensation is very dependent on the physician, level of experience, geographic location, type of contract structure (W2 vs 1099), and days worked. Qualifications: Board-certified in Residency program Completion of Pain Fellowship program Board-certified or board-eligible in pain medicine Community/Location: A small town in northern Maine?s Aroostook County, situated right where the Fish River joins the Saint John River at the U.S.?Canada border. Rural community with a population of about 4,000 residents The town offers a variety of outdoor and cultural activities, including kayaking, canoeing, and fishing, as well as snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. Just across the bridge over the river is the Canadian town of Clair, New Brunswick, linking Fort Kent closely with Canadian culture and commerce. JV-02

A large nationwide Pain Management group is recruiting a new Pain Management Physician in northern rural Maine. The group staffs outpatient pain management clinics on hospital campuses. Due to growth, they are seeking a highly motivated, team-oriented physician to work in a hospital-based pain center governed by all applicable state and federal requirements. About the opportunity: Full-time or part-time option Nocall,nonights,noweekends, andnoholidays. An ideal candidate should be proficient in all interventional pain procedures. Compensation is very dependent on the physician, level of experience, geographic location, type of contract structure (W2 vs 1099), and days worked. Qualifications: Board-certified in Residency program Completion of Pain Fellowship program Board-certified or board-eligible in pain medicine Community/Location: A small town in northern Maine?s Aroostook County, situated right where the Fish River joins the Saint John River at the U.S.?Canada border. Rural community with a population of about 4,000 residents The town offers a variety of outdoor and cultural activities, including kayaking, canoeing, and fishing, as well as snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. Just across the bridge over the river is the Canadian town of Clair, New Brunswick, linking Fort Kent closely with Canadian culture and commerce. JV-02

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