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| Opportunity Details | |
| Specialty: | Dermatology, General |
| Location: | Waterville, ME, |
| Region: | New England , Suburban |
| Openings: | 2 |
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| Other Benefits: | Excellent Benefit Package which includes loan repayment. |
| Job Description |
| Maine-Dartmouth Family Residency Program is seeking 2 Clinical Dermatologists to join the faculty of the residency. We offer an outstanding financial package with an incentive component, and successful candidates will be paid similarly for both their clinical and teaching work. This is a unique opportunity for dermatologists who are interested in having both significant clinical and teaching components in their work. The MDFP Residency is a highly rated program which educates family medicine physicians. It has one of the best rated programs for rural care in the country.Your clinical and teaching skills will make an impact on the quality of care the residents will deliver after graduation. You may also go to www.mainedartmouth.com to see more detail about our FP Residency program. Experience the recreational advantages of central Maine, with spectacular destinations just a short drive away. Whatever you like to do, whether it's hiking, sailing, sking or just relaxing, there is a place for you. Some of our favorites include: the Belgrade Lakes, Acadia National Park, premier ski resorts, award winning golf courses, hiking trails, and world famous coastline and beaches. Maine's capital region is a safe and affordable place to raise a family! Come and share your dermatologic skills and expertise with both patients and physicians in training! You can go to www.mainedartmouth.com to read more about Maine-Dartmouth. |
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| Community Overview | ||||
| Waterville is a city in Kennebec County, incorporated on June 23, 1802 from a portion of Winslow.
Though some traders were there between 1650 and 1675, permanent settlers arrived in the 1760's. The original settlement on the west side of the Kennebec River at Ticonic (sometimes Taconnet) Falls was known as Ticonic Village, a location earlier used by the Abnaki Indians. Colby College, once Waterville College, was established in 1813 on the river bank, where it remained until its move to the Mayflower Hill area in 1952. On January 12, 1888, Waterville became a city - the Elm City noted for its stately old trees. It was also a manufacturing and railroad center. Democratic U.S. Senator George Mitchell was born here in 1933. The city is a commercial, medical and cultural center for this part of central Maine. |
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Services include emergency and critical care, a full range of inpatient and outpatient surgery, diagnostics, substance abuse and mental health services, cancer care, maternity newborn and child health programs. The Jackman Region Health Center in northern Somerset County, which is part of the medical center, provides physician office services and an 18-bed nursing home. We follow this mission with a forward-looking vision of focusing on clinical excellence, customer satisfaction, financial stability and positively impacting the health of our community each day. |
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| Contact Information | |
| Contact: |
Nancy Weingarten Maine-Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency 15 E. Chestnut Street Augusta, ME 04330 |
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| Email: | nancy.weingarten@mainegeneral.org |