Pain Management Director Job Listing at FCA Healthcare in WI

Hospital / Healthcare

Pain Management Director
Location: Wisconsin
Job Order Number: 4230-1922-12
# of openings: 1

Description

Small healthcare system located inSouth-Central Wisconsinis seeking a BC/BE Pain Management physician for opportunities affiliated with the facility. Outstanding opportunity for a Division Chief of Pain Management to join a large physician owned and directed multi-specialty group. The Chief of the Pain Management Division will lead the development and implementation of a multi-disciplinary pain management program. The goal of the program will be to minimize pain and enhance the function of those patients seeking care. This will be accomplished by coordinating existing specialty and ancillary services and enhancing primary care assessment and treatment of pain. Practice includes providing direct consultative and management services to patients with pain and associated conditions. Qualified candidates should be BE/BC in Pain Management with three years of practice experience. Excellent guaranteed salary, signing bonus and comprehensive benefit package are being offered with employment leading to partnership in two years.

This is a vibrant small city located inSouth-Central Wisconsin. One of only two cities in North America situated on an isthmus (the other isSeattle), Madison is defined by its five lakes and is consistently ranked as a top community in which to live, work, play, and raise a family.

Through a combination of factors, the city has more to offer than might be expected from a metropolitan area of about 600,000. There are many excellent restaurants, an active theater community, lots of music, and good shopping, yet the city is just minutes from the beautiful rural countryside.

National groups and magazines rank the city highly for being a very bike-friendly city, a great place to raise a family, having a healthy and fit population, and an overall quality of life. It is a melting pot of the Midwest. You'll find professionals, students, families, hippies, musicians and everything in between. I t has a vibrant nightlife scene with lots of live music and pubs. It shares many qualities of other well-known college towns likeBerkeleyandAustin—a creative and educated population—but retains a small-town feel.

The weather is typical of the Midwest: warm and humid in summer, often very cold in winter, and temperate spring and fall conditions.