Gynecology in Richland Center, great work-life balance and cost of living!

Join this highly regarded independent Critical Access Hospital as a Gynecologist in Richland Center! We are looking for an experienced physician who has an interest in a role that features great work-life balance and a flexible schedule. The person in this position will not do OB, but will be a part of our C-section call and do GYN procedures. You may also consult on complicated OB cases. This role would be perfect for someone who is slowly winding down their career and wants more flexibility in their schedule, but still hopes to remain active. This role is open due to a retirement. 

Practice Details

-no OB, but does C-sections. Part of 1:3 call rotation for C-sections. 

-general GYN procedures, inclding paps, pelvic exams, cancer screenings, etc. 

-team includes other OBGYNs, Family Medicine physicians do who OB, a CNM, midlevels, nurses, and other professionals. 

-great work life balance, 4 day work week is the norm. Lots of practice schedule flexibility. 

Richland Center

Richland Center offers many exciting events within the natural beauty of the Driftless Region. The hilly landscape makes the area trails perfect for hiking and biking, while visitors come from all over for motorsport and snocross rallies. The birthplace of Frank Lloyd Wright, Richland Center also boasts a lively arts scene waiting for you and your crew to explore. Great housing prices, access to the great outdoors! One hour to Madison.

The Provider Placement Program for Wisconsin is currently aware of family medicine positions in many Wisconsin communities. These positions are both rural and urban with large multi-specialty healthcare systems, and smaller, independent hospital-based clinics.  These positions vary in scope, from full spectrum/traditional to OPO w no OB. To receive detailed information on these and all other family medicine positions/places statewide, please contact Laura Ketterhagen. The Provider Placement for Wisconsin is a non-profit physician recruitment program started in 1979 and located in the Wisconsin Office or Rural Health within the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health in Madison.