Solo / Independent Practice Gastroenterology Job in Illinois, Illinois
This gastroenterology position in Illinois is offered as a solo or independent practice arrangement. In this structure, you would own and run your own practice rather than being employed: you bill under your own name, build your own patient panel, and set your own staffing, scheduling, and practice style. The recruiting organization typically supports the start-up phase — here, through an income guarantee — while you carry the day-to-day business and administrative responsibilities that come with ownership.
The financial offering for this listing is noted at the national average tier. Emergency department call is structured on a 1:4 rotation.
This same role is also listed under several other practice structures — including single-specialty group, multi-specialty group, hospital/clinic/MSO employment, academic, and community health center/FQHC arrangements — so if independent ownership isn't the fit you're looking for, it may be worth reviewing how the position is presented under those options instead.
- Position Type: Permanent
- Recruited Specialty: Gastroenterology
- Does the Physician Need To Be Trained In Specialty Being Recruited: Yes
- Structure of Position: Solo-Independent, Single-Specialty Group, Multi-Specialty Group, Employed by Hospital/Clinic/MSO/Other, Academic, Community Health Center/FQHC
- Partnership Opportunity: Unknown
- Expected Patient Call Coverage: (not specified)
- Expected ER Call Coverage: 1:4
Financials:
- $670,000+ Potential
- Production: based on wRVU
- Paid Time Off: 6 weeks
- CME: Time off + $5,000
- Relocation: up to $15,000
- Full Benefits package: Life, Health, Dental, Vision, 401K, + more
- Sign-On Bonus: $50,000
- Student Loan Assistance: $150,000
- Paid Malpractice + Tail
The Practice:
- Join an established practice - 2 GI & 1 NP on staff
- Primary Draw Area - 350,000+
- 100+ provider base referring into practice
- Newly Updated Endoscopy Suite and Clinic Space
- Brand-New Hybrid OR
Community:
- Easy access to St. Louis and Chicago
- TOP 10 Most Affordable Places to live in the state - Cost of Living is 18% lower than the national average
- Excellent housing options from downtown lofts, antebellum homes, golf course homes to new builds or current build on acreage.
- 20 local public schools, 11 local private schools and 5 local post-secondary schools available, including a Family Medicine Residency.
- Structure of Financial Support: Income Guarantee, Straight Employment, Employment Agreement with production bonus, Contract
- Financial Offering: National Average
- Median Compensation: $642,368 per year
- Relocation Allowance: No
- Signing Bonus: No
- Stipends: No
- Student Loan Assistance: No
- Practice State: Illinois
- Practice City: Registered Candidates Only
- Community Size: 100,000 - 499,999
- Community Details: Registered Candidates Only
- Location of Medical Training: American Medical Graduate (AMG), Foreign Medical Graduate (FMG)
- Medical Training Type: Allopathic (MD), Osteopathic (DO)
- Board Certification: Board Certified, Board Eligible
- Work Status Requirements: US Citizen, Green Card, H-1 Visa, J-1 Visa, O-1 Visa
- Preferred Experience Level: Currently In Training, Recently Trained, Experienced, Very Experienced
- Accept Local Physicians within 25 mile Radius: Yes
- Agency: The Delta Companies
