Otolaryngology Physician

Step into a solo-practice ENT role with strong support and deep community need at a respected critical access hospital. With no call required, steady procedural volume, and the option for part-time flexibility, this position is ideal for a mid-career physician looking to make a lasting impact. If you're ready to become a trusted voice in a close-knit community, this role offers both autonomy and meaningful patient relationships. Practice Overview You'll be the sole ENT at a community-based facility with a long-standing need Supported by a full-time PA (who also covers Allergy) and onsite Audiologist ENT outreach from another physician occurs monthly General ENT focus only; complex cases referred to a larger hub 2 hours north Schedule Primarily clinic-based with dedicated OR block time Current volumes average 15-18 patients per day No trauma responsibilities; preference for physicians to take consult phone calls from ER ( maybe once a month) Flexible options available for part-time or gradual ramp-up Compensation & Benefits Base salary between $500K-$550K, with potential for regional pay differential up to $600K Signing bonus between $25K-$50K based on candidate experience Full benefits package including retirement, CME, and malpractice Relocation assistance and PTO included Candidate Requirements Board-certified or board-eligible in Otolaryngology Ideal for mid-career physicians with 10 years of practice ahead Community-minded individual eager to establish local relationships Comfortable with a general ENT scope; subspecialty training not required Community & Location Highlights Rural town located two hours south of Champaign and 45 minutes from the next closest ENT Quiet, family-friendly community ideal for those seeking low-cost, slower-paced living Strong patient loyalty and referral base with minimal local competition Limited housing inventory; onsite support available to assist with relocation Contact us today to explore how this opportunity can align with your practice and personal priorities.