Post Acute Physician

IPC Healthcare is seeking BC/BE Geriatrics trained physicians, or Internal Medicine or Family Medicine trained physicians with Geriatrics experience, who are interested in supplementing their income and/or seeking to keep their inpatient skills current by working on an as needed basis with our local inpatient medicine groups.

Compensation & Benefits
As an IPC moonlighter, you will be rewarded with a highly attractive compensation package and fully paid medical malpractice policy.

IPC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Job Code: 53148,53124,53126,53129,29717,53142,53150

Location
Traverse City, MI

Traverse City in Brief
Residents of The Cherry Capital of the World enjoy attractions from freshwater beaches, a national lakeshore, and downhill skiing areas to vineyards and numerous forests. Often recognized for its incredible sense of place, TC offers a unique combination of small Midwestern town charm and cosmopolitan options.

The Traverse City File

1. Education. Traverse City Area Public Schools seeks to ensure that all learners reach their potential in an engaging, inspiring and challenging environment.
2. Real Estate. Traverse City offers a range of housing options, from affordable single-family homes on large, wooded lots to stunning waterfront properties.
3. Family. Its small-town charm makes Traverse City an excellent place for families, not to mention its lower than average cost of living.
4. Culture. Traverse City has an established and thriving arts community that includes the Traverse Symphony Orchestra and Interlochen Center for the Arts.
5. Recreation. Traverse City offers year-round recreation opportunities for all tastes—from water activities, golf, and fishing in the summer to skiing and snowmobiling in the winter.
6. Weather. The strong and moderating effects of Lake Michigan and Grand Traverse Bay affect Traverse City's weather—so it experiences warm summers and cold winters.

Traverse City Fun Fact
The first permanent settlement in the area was established in 1839, but it wasn't until 1852 that it was christened Traverse City, and it remained a remote outpost—accessible only by water—until the first road was built through the forest in 1864.

Learn More About Traverse City

1. http://www.traversecitymi.gov
2. http://www.traversecity.com