Pediatric Opening in TexasLocated in Brownwood, TX1.5 hours to San Angelo, TX3 hours west of Dallas, TXBrownwood, Texas offers a high quality of life both professionally and personally. Practicing and experienced physicians as well as residents will be considered. Must be licensed in Texas or eligible. Relocation, marketing, sign-on bonus and stipend can be offered. Recruiting to a busy Private Group Excellent first-year salary Sign-on bonus ($25K) Relocation &; house hunting assistance (up to $20K) Potential monthly training stipend (up to 24 months) Practice Start Up Loan ($30K) Marketing to community and region includedBrownwood, Texas is a thriving city located on the northern edge of the hill country and is only a short drive to many other major cities in Texas. Brownwood is a small and quaint town, and home to 19,288 people. As the largest city in a 70 mile radius, Brownwood is the ideal place to practice medicine. Brownwood is known for some of the best hunting and fishing in Texas. The people in Brownwood enjoy these recreational perks with less than a ten-minute commute to work. The city of Brownwood offers an aquatic center, large recreational lake, and activities that the whole family can enjoy. Hendrick Medical Center Brownwood, formerly Brownwood Regional Medical Center, is a 188-bed acute care facility that has provided quality, competent and compassionate care to the Central Texas area since 1969. By serving the surrounding counties, our commitment to progress in diagnosis and treatment options allows our dedicated medical care team to be the key to our success. Our services include inpatient care, a level four trauma center providing 24/7 emergent care with on-site access to helicopter transport, womens center/obstetric unit that and Level II nursery, outpatient services, a sleep lab center, heart center/interventional cardiology (cardiac catheterization lab) cardiac rehab, Walker Cancer Center radiation/medical oncology/hematology, surgical services, gastroenterology lab and a hospitalist program.
