Otolaryngology Physician

Position: ENT Generalist Physician
- Location:

Lexington, NC - Winston-Salem 20m - Full-time, permanent position

Responsibilities:

Diagnose and manage complex disorders in both adult and pediatric patients.

Specialized expertise in various ENT and head and neck conditions, including sinusitis, nasal surgery, ear surgery, facial plastics, head and neck cancer, laryngology, pediatric ENT conditions, and more.

Perform procedures at Lexington Medical Center owned and operated by Wake Forest.

Schedule:

Operating hours:
Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm.

Physicians maintain a 4.5-day workweek schedule.

Call shared covering ENT and practice call (no trauma call).Benefits:

Generous compensation package with a starting sign-on bonus and impressive annual salary.

Robust benefits including retirement contributions, malpractice coverage, and more.

CME reimbursement to support continuous learning.

Ample paid time off for work-life balance.

Living in Lexington, N.C.:

Vibrant community with friendly locals and a strong sense of belonging.

Lower cost of living compared to larger cities with affordable housing options.

Scenic landscapes, nearby parks, lakes, and outdoor recreational activities.

Rich history and heritage with historic sites, museums, and cultural events.

Growing economy supported by diverse industries including healthcare and manufacturing.

Family-friendly environment with quality schools, parks, and community programs.

Convenient location with access to major cities like Charlotte and Winston-Salem within a short drive.

Experience the warmth and hospitality of Southern living with delicious cuisine and local festivals.

Physician Requirements:

Graduation from an accredited medical school (M.D./D.O.).Successful completion of residency at an accredited healthcare institution.

Current North Carolina Medical Board Medical License (M.D./D.O.).Board certification in primary care or related field.

Current American Heart Association or Red Cross Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.

Current Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and Department of Public Safety (DPS) registration for prescription writing.