Family Medicine Physician - Full-time / Part-time

Family Medicine Physician  Immediate need for a BE/BC Family Medicine Physician or Meds/Peds Physician. This town is a unique community along the eastern coast of North Carolina.  It is quaint and filled with historic homes, a beautiful harbor, abundance of wildlife and tributaries.  It is a sportsman's paradise. Benefits and Highlights: State-of-the-art Brand New Facility […]

Family Medicine Physician 

Immediate need for a BE/BC Family Medicine Physician or Meds/Peds Physician.

This town is a unique community along the eastern coast of North Carolina.  It is quaint and filled with historic homes, a beautiful harbor, abundance of wildlife and tributaries.  It is a sportsman's paradise.

Benefits and Highlights:
State-of-the-art Brand New Facility
24/7 Access Multispecialty Clinic
4½ days per week in clinic
Outpatient Only
Offers primary care services to approximately 7,000 patients in region
Services include: primary & preventative care, immediate care, physical therapy, specialty care, lab work, x-rays, and helicopter transport access
Full-time, 24/7 Hospitalist program for inpatient care
Live near the Intracoastal Waterway 
Annual Stipend
Relocation Assistance
Vacation, Sick, & Holidays
Malpractice (with tail)
401k
457b
Medical, Dental, & Vision
Disability
Life Insurance

Fun Facts About Beaufort County, NC:

Similar to many other coastal counties, Beaufort County (then known as Pamptecough Precinct) was formed out of the larger Bath County in 1705.  By 1712, the county received its formal name, which is attributed to Henry Somerset, Duke of Beaufort, and one of North Carolina’s Lords Proprietors.
 
Although Beaufort was formally recognized in the early-eighteenth century, the area’s history predates the county’s establishment. English explorers trekked across what is now Beaufort County, encountering the Tuscarora Indians and establishing permanent settlements by the 1690s.  One such settlement grew into Bath, the state’s first incorporated town. Over time, the settlements became towns, burgeoning largely because of access to navigable waters.
 
Beaufort’s history also reserves a spot in the fight for America’s independence. Considered by many as the last battle of the Revolutionary War, the Battle of Beaufort occurred in April 1782. Despite Lord Cornwallis’ surrender at Yorktown in 1781, a British presence was still looming in the major ports, such as Charleston. In late March 1782, a fleet of British ships departed Charleston and arrived on the North Carolina coast in a few days. Initially devised as a plundering for provisions, the nature of the mission soon shifted into a legitimate battle, with British soldiers actually capturing the town and holding it for five days. Ultimately, local militia repelled further British onslaughts, and after some prisoner exchanges, the British left North Carolina. American independence was officially recognized the following year.
 
Numerous towns, some of historic notability, can be found in Beaufort County. Washington, the county seat, is named in honor of President George Washington.  It once had a thriving shipbuilding trade and a busy port. Washington remains the cultural and economic center of the county. Bath, established in 1705, is the state’s oldest town, first capital, and was a port of entry during the early-eighteenth century. The town of Chocowinity served as the railroad hub of the Norfolk Southern Railway starting in 1910. Other towns located in Beaufort County include Aurora, Belhaven, Pantego, River Road, and Washington Park.

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