Supervisory ENT Opening in Phoenix with the Indian Health Service | Work/Life Balance, Federal Benefits/Retirement

Indian Health Service is seeking a BC Supervisory Otolaryngologist in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. Provide General ENT services to an underserved Native American patient population, and lead the ENT division. If you enjoy working with multi-disciplinary teams for shared workload, focus on quality rather than quantity, value your personal time, and strive for a healthy work-life balance, you will find this position very rewarding.

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Practice Details: Position has both administrative/supervisory and clinical responsibilities. Supervise the ENT physicians, and the Supervisory Audiologist, and provide comprehensive general ENT services, particularly otology, with no cancer cases. Varied schedule, with outpatient clinic, OR time, and shared coverage of any post-op inpatients with the hospitalists. Enjoy the collegial work environment with the onsite primary care providers, other surgical services, audiologists, Pharmacists, business/referral staff, and others sharing the workload. Many opportunities for personal and professional growth, with leadership potential, and innovation.

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Position Benefits:

1. Generous vacation and sick leave, with 11 Federal holidays off; may total up to 55 days off a year
2. Competitive salary and bonus, with regular salary increases, yearly performance awards, and cost of living adjustments
3. Paid CME time and financial allowance; free (no fee) federal DEA
4. Only 1 full and unrestricted license from any US state needed
5. Qualifies as a site for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (Direct Loans, forgiven after 120 payments if working full-time)
6. Relocation assistance/bonus
7. Federal Malpractice insurance and tail coverage
8. Exceptional Federal Benefits, including Health/Dental/Vision and Life insurance
9. Excellent Federal Retirement plan (3 tiers, including 5% matching for savings plan, 1% to federal pension)

The Phoenix Indian Medical Center is a Joint Commission-accredited hospital providing primary care and specialty services to urban and rural Native Americans. It offers inpatient, outpatient, field clinics, diagnostic imaging, lab, pharmacy, medical, surgical, and emergency services.