GI Partnership Opportunity in Greater Cleveland Ohio

Great Lakes Gastroenterology, (GLG) has an exciting opportunity for a BC/BE Gastroenterologist, general or subspecialized, to join our growing team. We currently serve the Northern Ohio area through four locations  and our state-of-the-art endoscopy center.

GLG OFFER:

• Access to four gastroenterology clinics
• Comprehensive ancillary services and ownership paths via: ASC/Endoscopy, Infusion, Pathology/Lab, Research, In-Office dispensary, paid hospital call, and paid outreach agreements
• Physician partnership tract with GLG and ownership in parent company, OneGI
• GIFTED Private Equity shares of OneGI (no upfront money required from physician)
• Competitive salary guarantee with generous bonus tied to productivity and ancillary revenues
• Sign on bonus, moving expense, malpractice, CME, PTO, and robust benefits package
• Student loan, Visa Sponsorship, and Fellowship Stipend for applicable candidates

GROUP OVERVIEW:

• 6 providers, 5 MDs, 1 NP
• 4 locations Mentor, Chardon, Beachwood, and Madison, Ohio (Greater Cleveland Suburbs)
• Ownership in The Endoscopy Center, joint venture with USPI, not a part of OneGI
• Extended partnership with over 150 collegial, skilled, and enthusiastic physicians through OneGI

Great Lakes Gastroenterology (GLG)has been committed to caring for the patients of Northern Ohio since opening its doors in 2004. We currently have 5 physicians, serving at four locations and The Endoscopy Center. GLG also has a very robust research platform, in house pathology and infusion.

We are powered by One GI®, a true collaboration of the very best clinical and business minds – which enables us to focus on what’s truly important – our patients.

Ohio’s North Coast is a place with large and small communities, parks and beaches.  Located on Lake Erie, the 12^th largest freshwater lake in the world, there is plenty of wind, water, sun and fun to be had. Because Lake Erie is relatively shallow in depth, the temperature of the water changes more rapidly than that of the other Great Lakes. So, in spring, this is an ideal fishing destination, in summer the lake is ideal for recreation, but in winter the lake freezes over quickly. These seasonal changes contribute to the great wines produced in the area.