GI/Hepatology Division Chief for Largest not-for-profit system in South Carolina

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"Largest not-for-profit Healthcare System in the state of South Carolina is seeking experienced GI Division Chief to lead rapidly growing GI/Hepatology department. A combination of Clinical and Administrative duties covering the entire spectrum of gastroenterology services. Position:- Seeking hands on GI Division Chief in this 7 hospital system anchored by 746 bed Level 1 Trauma Center - Responsibilities are a combination of administrative and clinical duties including an active and growing academic program with a diversity of clinical GI sites- Compensation commensurate with experience and responsibilities - Growing GI/Hepatology department covers all areas of GI - Hospital is developing a hepatic transplant program- Academic appointment with the University of South Carolina School of Medicine and Clemson University- All Gastroenterology specialties represented Community:- Fast Growing metro area of 930,000 known for its friendly culture- Beautiful neighborhoods and Communities to live in- Great cost of living with affordable housing- Fantastic restaurants and shops in busy and thriving downtown - Strong local economy lead by Healthcare, Technology, Manufacturing, and Education, - Major Universities in the community and nearby area- One of the Top best places to live in the U.S. on multiple lists- Easy access to Charlotte, Atlanta, Asheville, and Charleston- International Airport ranked # 1 among similar sized airports in the Sign up or sign in for contact information out what makes this South Carolina community a fantastic place to live and work in. Now may be the perfect time to make a career change to live in Beautiful and Sunny South Sign up or sign in for contact information Mark Rooney for confidential conversation and additional Sign up or sign in for contact information, Sign up or sign in for contact informationCell/text, Sign up or sign in for contact informationemail, Sign up or sign in for contact information"