Physician / Family Practice / Maine / Permanent / FP invited to Beautiful Harbor Town ON THE COAST OF MAINE: Join growing FQHC and enjoy life in Vacationland Job

•  Rewarding primary care role with respected 2-site FQHC
•  Relocation assistance to beautiful coastal Maine
•  Choice of 4 or 5 day/week schedule (40 hours)
•  Excellent salary plus cash sign-on bonus
•  Paid vacation time, paid holidays, paid CME
•  Malpractice covered through Federal Tort
•  Family health/dental insurance, disability, life insurance
•  Desirable scenic location!

Bucksport, Maine: We seek an experienced Family Medicine Physician to practice in a friendly, collaborative environment, with a convenient schedule – your choice of 4 or 5 days/week (40 hours) – in this important, patient-facing position.

This growing nonprofit provides primary care services to thousands of patients (all ages, emphasis on geriatrics) along with behavioral health and dental care. Additional services include urgent/walk-in care and a pharmaceutical-free Pain Management program. Candidates interested in a subspecialty in Men’s Health will receive priority consideration.

You will earn a very competitive salary plus a cash sign-on bonus, and benefits including paid relocation assistance, family health and dental insurance, disability and life insurance, plenty of paid time off for vacations and sick days, plus paid holidays, and more paid leave with a budget for your CME.

Bucksport is a pretty town of 5000 located 30 minutes south of Bangor, Maine’s 3rd largest city, and 1 hour from Bar Harbor and popular Acadia National Park. This is where Maine’s famous Down East region begins. Home to families and retirees, the town connects to Verona Island near the impressive Penobscot Narrows Bridge. You will find a range of convenient eateries in Bucksport, and shopping that includes antique shops, art galleries, and everything necessary to support a bustling, family-oriented community.

Enjoy Maine’s four-season climate with recreation including golf, hiking, fishing and kayaking, plus snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. Naturally, boating is prevalent – with pleasure craft of all types harbored alongside working fishing and lobster vessels.

Nearby Bangor has 100,000 people and an international airport plus malls and theatres, dozens of restaurants, a symphony orchestra, a casino/hotel, concerts and festivals on the riverfront, and more. Acadia National Park features 50,000 acres of scenic mountains, trails, campgrounds and coastline that attract 3 million visitors annually.

Contact us today to explore your future on the coast!