Gastroenterology Physician

Gastroenterology Physician – Greensboro, NC

Join a leading facility in Greensboro, North Carolina, as a Gastroenterology Physician providing specialized inpatient care. Enjoy a competitive pay rate of $522.60/hour, a convenient Monday–Friday schedule with no weekends or call, and comprehensive medical benefits. Start your impactful role on August 17, 2026, with ongoing contract opportunities!

Quick Facts:

• Location: Greensboro, NC
• Start Date: 08/17/2026
• Duration: 6 months (ongoing until perm found)
• Shift: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday – Friday
• Hours/week: 40
• Employment: Contract, W-2
• Licenses/Certifications: State license, DEA, Board Certification in GI/Endo, required
• Experience: Minimum ERCP and EUS procedures experience

Pay & Benefits:

• Hourly pay rate: $522.60 per hour
• Weekly pay via direct deposit
• Comprehensive medical benefits
• Competitive pay package
• Paid sick time
• Licensure, certification, travel, and reimbursement coverage

What You'll Do:

• Provide inpatient Gastroenterology care supporting Moses Cone and Wesley Long Hospitals
• Perform ERCP and EUS procedures in a hospital setting
• Collaborate with advanced practice providers and hospital staff
• Document clinical findings using EPIC EMR system (preferred experience)
• Cover weekdays only, with no call or weekend duties
• Contribute to patient care teams managing adult and geriatric populations

What You Need:

• Board certification in Gastroenterology (required)
• Valid state medical license and DEA registration
• Proficiency in ERCP and EUS procedures
• Minimum of 2+ years of relevant procedural experience
• Vaccinations as required by hospital policy

About the Assignment:

This inpatient Gastroenterology role covers designated hospital units, supporting patient care for adult and geriatric populations. The provider will focus on advanced diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, contributing to a dedicated team in a dynamic hospital environment. A comprehensive privileging process is expected within 60–90 days, and licensure in North Carolina is encouraged.