Employed Endocrinology in Family-Friendly Historic East Texas Community

Tenet Health is actively seeking a dedicated Endocrinologist to join the employed multi-specialty physician group in Nacogdoches, TX. Nacogdoches Medical Partners is an experienced network of providers serving the greater Nacogdoches area. The team is fully committed to excellence in patient care and includes family physicians, pediatricians, and specialists in cancer care, rheumatology, orthopedics, and pulmonary medicine. This is a great opportunity to join one of the largest healthcare systems in the country.

The new physician will build the Endocrinology component of the practice and aid in addressing the large and mostly underserved diabetes patient population in East Texas. The position is outpatient based, as there is a robust Hospitalist program in place to handle inpatient admissions. Ramp-up is expected to be quick because there is virtually no competition – the nearest practicing Endocrinologist is 40 miles away.

• Endo clinic located on hospital MOB, but practice space also available throughout community depending on physician preference (negotiable)
• Clinic hours are Monday-Friday, 8-5
• Call shared 1:6
• Must be BE/BC with an active Texas license (or in progress)
• Must be comfortable with a broad spectrum of Endocrinology to include pituitary, thyroid, adrenal, lipids, bone disorders, intensive DM management program

If interested, please submit current CV for immediate consideration. All inquiries are kept strictly confidential and no personal information is shared outside the Tenet network. 

Nacogdoches physicians enjoy a family-friendly small town with countless outdoor activities and a culture rich with history. Nacogdoches is considered one of the most historic towns in Texas and offers a wide variety of attractions for visitors. It is nestled right at the intersection of the historic El Camion Real de los Tejas and the La Calle del Norte, and still attracts people from all over the world, just like it did in the 1800s when Nacogdoches was considered the gateway to Texas.