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| Opportunity Details | |
| Specialty: | Physical Medicine and Rehab, Pain Management |
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| Location: | Waterville, ME, USA |
| Region: | New England , Inland Lakes & Streams , Suburban |
| Openings: | 1 |
| Offer Details | |
| Income Details: | Generous earned time program. Excellent pension plans. |
| Student Loan Forgiveness: | $500 a month for up to 6 years for a maximum of $36,000 |
| Relocation Paid: | up to $5,000 |
| Vacation: | 30 days per calendar year includes Holidays |
| CME: | 1 week ($2250 dollars) |
| Other Benefits: | Free Gym Memberships |
| Job Description |
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Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant full time for growing, fast-paced outpatient Physiatry and Pain Management Practice located in Waterville, Maine. This position is Monday thru Friday primarily in Waterville with some hours in Augusta at our new Musculoskeletal Center. You will be responsible for the comprehensive patient care, including assessment, treatment planning and implementation, and counseling and education of patients and their families. Rehabilitation experience a plus. Therapy staff and Occupational Medicine on site at both locations. |
| PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT/ NURSE PRACTITIONER OUT PATIENT PHYSIATRY |
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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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MaineGeneral Health is proud to be Maine’s third largest health care system and a great place for patients and families to receive care, people to work and physicians to practice. Our new, state-of-the-art, 192-bed regional hospital is slated to open in November 2013. The $312 million project — the largest hospital project ever undertaken in Maine— will consolidate inpatient hospital services in Augusta and Waterville. In 2014, a $10 million renovation to the Thayer Campus in Waterville will be complete which will provide a comprehensive array of outpatient services, including a newly renovated outpatient surgery center and 24/7 emergency services. MaineGeneral also offers state-of-the-art cancer care at the Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care, as well as long-term care services, a network of more than 25 primary and specialty physician practices, home health and hospice care, substance abuse and mental health services and a host of community outreach and prevention programs. Our Physicians The more than 250 physicians on our active medical staff come from some of the country's finest medical schools and training programs and provide an array of specialty services. Our Commitment to the Kennebec Valley Our mission is to enhance, every day, the health of the people of the greater Kennebec Valley. 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: |
Lisa Nutter, Manager Physician Recruitment MaineGeneral Medical Center 149 North Street Waterville, ME 04901 |
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| Email: | Lisa.Nutter@mainegeneral.org |
| Phone: | (207) 872-1017 |
| Fax: | (207) 872-1594 |