Description

Baptist Health Medical Group is seeking Primary Care physicians to join our primary care network in Corbin, KY, Elizabethtown, KY, Louisville, KY, La Grange, KY, and Paducah, KY and Sellersburg, IN, Salem, IN, Jeffersonville, IN, Floyds Knobs, IN, New Albany, IN, and Corydon, IN.

Interested candidates, please contact: 

Natalie K. Ivory
Manager Physician Recruitment
502.253.6102 office
502.541.2537 cell
Natalie.Kimbell@bhsi.com

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About the Opportunity

• Collegial Medical practices with dedicated clinical and administrative support staffs
• Optimal work/life balance working schedules 32+ patient contact hours a week
• Most opportunities offer flexible work hours, no weekends, and limited/no call
• Each office/building has access to lab and x-ray
• Paid-parental leave 
• Moonlighting opportunities available in urgent care or hospitalist positions
• Over 200 clinical research studies in process; optional participation
• Marketing support and relationship development new physician onboarding

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Incentive Overview

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• Competitive compensation and benefits package – Up to $200,000 in recruiting incentives
• Two-year income guarantee with opportunity for additional productivity and quality bonuses
• Resident/Fellowship stipend program
• Relocation/moving allowance available
• Generous time off  (7+ weeks per year for full time physicians)
• Medical, dental, vision, life and disability insurance
• Retirement savings plans —  401K and 457b
• Paid CME/licensure and malpractice insurance/tail coverage
• EPIC- electronic health record system integrated throughout all hospital and practice locations
• Physician Mentorship Pathway for growth and development
• Immigration Support, if needed

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About Baptist Health Medical Group

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• Multispecialty physician-led medical group
• 8 hospitals with over 1,500 providers, including 800 physicians and more than 700 advanced practice clinicians.
• Comprehensive administrative and operations support teams
• Physician leadership councils

About Louisville, KY 

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• Kentucky's largest metro area with a population of 1 million+ located on the Ohio River
• Home of the Kentucky Derby- "the most exciting two minutes in sports".
• Climate - mild four-season climate with average temperatures of 79 in July and 35 in January
• Cost of living is consistently below the national average, with housing costs 76% of national averages..
• Louisville, KY is within a day's drive of more than 50% of the U.S. population.
• The city landed on over 35 "Best Of" lists in the year 2021
• Ranked #5 on the Top 10 New Brainpower Cities in America
• National Geographic listed Louisville in the Top 10 Food Cities; Zagat called it one of America's Next Hot Food Cities
• CNBC: Reported that Louisville is one of the top 15 cities in the country attracting the most millennials in 2018
• One of the country's most extensive park systems and a world-renowned arts scene. Louisville has 122 parks that span more than 14,000 acres, including Waterfront Park on the banks of the Ohio River. The Louisville Loop will soon connect all the city’s parks by a paved walkway.

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About LaGrange, KY 

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• Population of 8,854
• Cost of living is lower than the national average.
• Kindness Capital of Kentucky
• Perfect place to grow a family and be part of a growing and safe community.
• Located 20 minutes northeast of Louisville, KY and one hour from Cincinnati, OH.
• The town has an active train track running through the heart of the city’s business and historic district that contains numerous small businesses such as shops, eateries and art galleries
• LaGrange hosts a weekly farmers and artisan market, where locally made items are sold on Saturdays from mid-May through late October, situated on the county’s beautiful courthouse lawn. 
• Featured on 2022 HGTV “Home Town Kickstart”
• Located in Oldham County, LaGrange offers a top tier public school system. More specifically, it is ranked in the top 4% of districts throughout Kentucky

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About Elizabethtown, KY

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• Fastest growing community in the state of KY.
• The City of Elizabethtown has an official population of 29,000 residents, our average daytime population doubles due to the regional attraction as a place to work, shop, dine and entertain. 
• Situated at the crossroads of major highways including Interstate 65, Elizabethtown is conveniently within a day’s drive of two-thirds of the U.S. population.
• Ford Motor Company will develop two electric battery plants and will create 5,000 new jobs and is the single largest economic spend in the history of the state of Kentucky. The first plant is expected to open in 2025 and the second would follow in 2026.
• Elizabethtown, KY has many dining and entertainment options to keep you and your family busy.

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About Paducah, KY 

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• Population about 25, 000
• Paducah is a United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) designed Creative City in the field of Crafts and Folks Art (1 of 2 in the United States)
• Trendy downtown with uniaque restaurants, shops, and farmer’s market
• Easy access to state parks, including two of the nation’s largest man-made lakes (Lake Barkley and Land Between the Lakes) offering boating, fishing, and hiking
• $44 million Performing Art Center which houses Broadway shows and concerts
• Nationally recognized artist district
• Named one of the Top 100 Communities for Young People which starts with excellent public and private schools
• Nashville, TN is a 2 hour drive and St. Louis, MO is a 2.5  hour drive
• Jet service from Paducah to Chicago (twice daily) from Paducah Barkley Regional Airport

About Corbin, KY 

• Population – 7,325
• The cost of living is consistently below average.
• Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 28°F to 86°F and is rarely below 12°F or above 92°F.
• Summers are warm and winters are short.
• Located just off Interstate 75, between Lexington, Kentucky, and Knoxville, Tennessee, Corbin, has made history as the birthplace of Kentucky Fried Chicken
• Corbin has much to offer the outdoor enthusiast. Close proximity to two lakes: Laurel Lake and Lake Cumberland. Corbin is home to the Daniel Boone National Forest, it is home to Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, which boasts the Western hemisphere’s only “Moonbow.” Two other parks are conveniently located just miles from Corbin: Pine Mountain State Resort Park and Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park
• Located just off Interstate 75, between Lexington, Kentucky, and Knoxville, Tennessee, Knoxville TN: 1hr 24 min; Lexington KY: 1hr 28min; Internationl Airport: Louisville International: 2hr 23min
  
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About New Albany, IN

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• Located 5 miles north of Louisville, KY
• New Albany is referred to as Louisville’s Brooklyn. It is just one bridge away and is recognized for its creative and top-notch culinary scene
• Very reasonable cost of living and housing options
• Population of 36,647
• New Albany’s downtown has seen a recent revitalization that includes several walkable blocks of restaurants to enjoy an authentic, local dining experience
• Includes many outdoors spaces and parks to enjoy with pets, family, and friends
• Offers a wide variety of options from charming rustic communities to the energy of city living, all within a short drive
• Has many cultural amenities and sports programs

ABOUT SELLERSBURG, IN

• Population of 8,722 residents
• Sellersburg is 15 minutes away from Deam Lake and Charlestown State Park
• Another major corridor in Sellersburg is a brief segment of County Road 60, connecting County road 311 with Grant Line Road, and major arterial roadway that travels through New Albany.
• The Town is rural with pockets of suburban neighborhoods.
• Summer in Sellersburg includes various events and activities centered around the pool such as swim parties, lessons, meets, and movies. Other events located in the community include the Farmer’s Market, Street Dance and other events and festivals held throughout the year

ABOUT HARRISON COUNTY INDIANA

• 25 minutes from the city center of Louisville, KY
• Harrison County provides residents with a progressive business community, active social, civic and religious organizations and a friendly small town feel.
• Harrison County is one of Indiana’s fastest growing counties due to the great location and growing economy.
• Home to ten parks, which house over 900 acres of land to enjoy.
• The parks include an observatory, trails, camping sites, pools, petting zoo, boat rentals, fishing opportunities, and more.

ABOUT SALEM, IN

• Salem, IN has a population of 6,172 residents
• The cost of living is consistently below average.
• Many lakes, parks, and hiking trails are nearby.
• This small town has a suburban feel, which is attractive for families.
• Salem, IN is 45 minutes away from Louisville, KY.
• Salem is also home to the Salem Speedway

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About Baptist Health Lexington

About Lexington, Kentucky