Exciting Opportunity for a Pediatric Physician to practice in the Midwest! Easy Access to Madison, Chicago and Milwaukee! $ 258,000-$315,000
Opportunity: Build your individual practice as an employed physician with the support of operational leaders and support staff EPIC EMR Vast multi-specialty referral sources 501c3 non-for-profit
Departmental Scope: Outpatient-focused Pediatric practice Level III Nursery and delivery support at Javon Bea Mercy Hospital Strong collaboration with primary care and specialty providers Multispecialty integrated care across the Mercyhealth system Call responsibilities are minimized with evening/weekend Urgent Care coverage Opportunity to grow patient volume within a well-established practice
Qualifications: Completion of an ACGME-accredited residency program in Pediatrics MD/DO board certified/board eligible in Pediatrics Skilled at providing exceptional care The ability to communicate clearly and work as a member of a team
Compensation and Benefits: Strategic partnership with physician liaison Retention bonus eligible Student Loan Repayment CME, licensure, membership, and medical association dues reimbursed Malpractice and tail insurance provided Relocation assistance Comprehensive benefits package, including health, dental, vision, etc Day-one 403(b) matching retirement program Short- and long-term disability Paid parental and caregiver leave Salary: $ 258,000-$315,000
About Mercyhealth: Regional health system with 7 hospitals, 100+ primary and specialty care centers in more than 90 communities throughout Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Over 950+ partnered providers and 8,250+ professionals dedicated to compassionate, quality care. With over 125 specialty and sub-specialty services, including adult critical care, neonatal intensive care, neurosurgery, heart and vascular care together with WATCHMAN and TAVR, a cancer institute, plastic and reconstructive surgery, robotic surgery, orthopedic surgery, and much more!
About the Community: Harvard, Illinois, is a historic small town in McHenry County, known for its agricultural roots and strong community spirit. Established in 1856, the town grew rapidly after the Chicago and North Western Railroad arrived, connecting Harvard to other parts of the state. Incorporated as a city in 1891, Harvard's early economy was centered around the railroad, and the Ayer Hotel became a key gathering place, especially during the Civil War. Today, Harvard celebrates its agricultural heritage with the annual Harvard Milk Days festival, a beloved event that honors the town's role in milk production during World War II. The festival features a parade, carnival, and live entertainment, with Harmilda, a life-sized fiberglass cow statue, standing as a symbol of the town's dairy history. With its rich past and community-driven events, Harvard offers a charming glimpse into small-town life, where tradition and modern-day charm come together. Cost of living: Harvard offers a very affordable cost of living, with low housing prices and a charming rural atmosphere. History: Founded in 1856, Harvard was known for its dairy farming industry and continues to celebrate that heritage. Learn more: Harvard Milk Days Festival Harvard Balloon Festival
Heather McLean, BSBA, SHRM-CP Provider Recruiter, Provider Recruitment and Retention Mercyhealth System, Northern Illinois and Wisconsin
