Rheumatologist

• Pay: $400,000 – $475,000 per year
• Schedule: Full time
• Location: Good Shepherd Rheumatology, Hermiston, OR
• Organization: Good Shepherd Health Care System, an independent, financially strong community health system in Eastern Oregon

Rheumatologist Opportunity | Join a Thriving, Independent Health System | Good Shepherd Health Care System

Good Shepherd Health Care System (GSHCS) is seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible Rheumatologist to join our growing specialty team. As we expand to meet the healthcare needs of a rapidly growing region, this is a unique opportunity to practice full-spectrum rheumatology in a supportive, community-focused environment.

Key Highlights of the Opportunity

• Competitive base salary: $400,000 – $475,000
• Additional compensation includes:
• 5% quality bonus
• Production incentives & bonus opportunities
• Generous signing bonus
• 100% employer-paid healthcare premiums for employees and their families (medical, dental, vision)
• Robust retirement plan and employer-paid life insurance
• Annual CME stipend and reimbursement for local/state medical association dues
• Comprehensive malpractice coverage
• Short- and long-term disability benefits
• Complimentary meals, onsite gym, and $1,000 annual wellness incentive
• Onsite childcare center available to employees
• Independent, financially stable organization with over 400 days of cash on hand and zero long-term debt

At a time when many healthcare systems are consolidating or reducing services, Good Shepherd is expanding — investing in clinical excellence and provider growth.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) or equivalent from an accredited medical school
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Rheumatology
• Active, unrestricted Oregon medical license (or ability to obtain)
• Active, unrestricted Oregon DEA license (or ability to obtain)
• Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills
• Must be able to pass pre-employment screenings, including a drug test that aligns with federal drug testing regulations