Graves-Gilbert Clinic is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Endocrinologist to join our thriving, physician-led, multi-specialty medical group. This is a premier opportunity to step into an established referral base while enjoying the autonomy to build and grow your practice within a highly respected organization.
Qualifications
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Endocrinology
Eligible for Kentucky medical licensure
Commitment to evidence-based, patient-centered care
Strong communication and collaborative skills
Desire to serve and invest in a growing community
Compensation/Benefits
Practice Highlights
In 1937, G.Y. Graves and J.T. Gilbert forged an unlikely partnership and embarked on a journey, the outcome of which no one could have predicted. By 1941, Bowling Green's first multi-specialty group was formed and by 1969, the clinic housed 15 of the city's 37 total physicians. Today, Graves Gilbert Clinic houses more than 200 providers, representing 30 medical specialties, who continue to lead the way in medical innovation and technology, and serve South Central Kentucky with the same level of care and dedication that their founding fathers promised over 80 years ago when Dr. Graves and Dr. Gilbert shook hands and made a commitment to the future: A commitment to a Lifetime of Care.
To be the preferred and preeminent provider of quality healthcare services in south central Kentucky.
Graves Gilbert Clinic is a multi-specialty clinic in Bowling Green, KY, founded in 1937 by Dr. G.Y. Graves and Dr. Tom Gilbert. Our goal has always been to provide sensitive, compassionate care to our patients with respect to the total well-being of the individual.
Since its founding, the clinic has grown to include over 200 providers in Bowling Green, KY representing 30 medical specialties.
Bowling Green, Kentucky, is a vibrant and growing university town that offers cultural richness, strong schools, and family-friendly living. Home to Western Kentucky University (WKU) and the nationally recognized Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science, Bowling Green places a strong emphasis on education with two public school systems, a private Montessori school, and an active homeschool co-op.
The community enjoys a thriving arts and entertainment scene, including the Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKyPAC) and the historic Capitol Arts Theater. Residents also benefit from quaint small businesses, abundant shopping amenities, diverse restaurants, and family attractions like Beech Bend Park. Known worldwide as the birthplace of the Corvette, Bowling Green blends innovation, tradition, and quality of life.
With a countywide population of approximately 147,936 as of 2024 (U.S. Census data), Warren County continues to grow and prosper. Its central location offers the convenience of being just a short drive from Nashville, TN, as well as easy access to several other major cities — making Bowling Green an ideal place to live, work, and thrive.
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