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Job Description Job Description Seeking a BC Fellowship Trained Interventional Gastroenterologist for a well-established Dept of a large MSG. Beautiful Finger Lakes Region of Upstate NY. Job Description Job Description Seeking a BC Fellowship Trained Interventional Gastroenterologist for a well-established Dept of a large MSG. Beautiful Finger Lakes Region of Upstate NY.
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Specialty : Gastroenterologist. EMR System: eCW clinical works OP and Quadramed IP. Specialty : Gastroenterologist. Trauma Level/Designation (Hospital): Level 3. 1 out of 4 weeks per month, 24 hour call Monday - Sunday.
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We are seeking a Locums Gastroenterologist Physician to provide coverage in Elmira, NY. This position requires availability every fourth week, Monday through Sunday, with on-call duties throughout the entire period.
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Join this large multi-specialty practice located in the Finger Lakes Region of Upstate NY. Become part of the financially sound physician led system in a well-rounded suburban community that offers many of the amenities of a larger metropolitan area.
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