Infectious Disease Physician

Quick Facts

• Role: Infectious Disease Physician

• Schedule: Full-time, split 50/50 inpatient and outpatient

• Clinic hours: Monday–Friday, 8a–5p

• Setting: Outpatient clinic averages 14–15 patients/day; inpatient clinic with APC support on Mondays and Fridays

• Coverage: Telehealth for critical access hospitals

Description

Provide infectious disease care across inpatient and outpatient settings with a diverse clinical population, including HIV, hepatitis (B and C), STDs, and a mix of surgical and community-acquired infections. You will also support patients with robust orthopedic and neurosurgery needs. The role includes weekday clinic hours and telehealth coverage for critical access hospitals.

Responsibilities

• Deliver inpatient and outpatient infectious disease care

• Evaluate and manage patients with complex infectious conditions (including HIV, hepatitis B/C, and STDs)

• Provide clinical consultation and care for surgical and community-acquired infections

• Participate in telehealth services for critical access hospitals

Requirements

• Obtain Wisconsin Medical Licensure

• Board Certified, or Board Eligible with certification within 5 years of employment

Benefits

• Competitive compensation package with professional development support and value-based incentives

• Excellent sign-on bonus

• PTO: 35 days

• CME: $4,500/year

• Health/Dental/Vision; Short Term & Long Term Disability

• Malpractice coverage; Paid Tail Coverage & WI Patient Compensation Fund

• Licensing/Board fees reimbursement

• Retirement plans: 403b with a company match and 457b with a company contribution

• Legal plan option

• Public Service Loan Forgiveness