PM&R Opportunity in Growing Pennsylvania Healthcare System

Penn Highlands Healthcare is adding a second Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician  to develop and grow the service line to meet a high patient demand in our growing healthcare system.

• System-wide Rehabilitation services include Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Language Pathology, Athletic Training, Industrial Rehabilitation and Cardiac Rehabilitation and Pain Management Services
• System-wide Professional Rehabilitation Team includes Pain Management Physicians, Physical Therapists, PTAs, Ocupational Therapists, OTAs, Speach Language Pathologists, Cardiac Rehabilitation Nurses, Licensed and Certified Athletic Trainers 

Position Details:

• Position to include, but not limited to, inpatient rehabilitation, occupational health, and performing EMG testing
• Shared Call 1:4
• Work collaboratively with other PM&R Physicians, Pain Management Physicians, and other Rehabilitation Staff
• Potential for growth/leadership in developing this service line

Compensation & Benefits: 

• Highly Competitive Compensation
• Uncapped Productivity Incentives
• Sign on Bonus
• Educational Loan Assistance
• Residency Stipend Program
• Teaching Opportunities

Penn Highlands Healthcare is Growing!

Penn Highlands Healthcare is implementing a $111 million Master Facilities Plan designed to enhance access to critical services and advanced care for our patients. Eight major expansion and renovation projects will modernize our healthcare system as we continue lead the way in offering innovative healthcare to the residents of beautiful, West-Central, Pennsylvania, including expanding Emergency Medicine services and seeking Level II Trauma Designation, adding Operating Rooms and increasing inpatient beds, the construction of a 72,000 square foot Center of Excellence Building to host state-of-the-art Orthopedics and Women’s and Children’s Care, expanding our Behavioral Health Hospital, construction of new Medical Office and Outpatient Facilities and several renovations to existing buildings.

The aptly named DuBois (meaning "the woods") is close to miles of forests, making this small town a haven for nature-lovers, hunters, hikers, and anybody seeking the quiet of the outdoors. But DuBois is also home to antiques, inns, country stores, and golf, making it a popular tourist destination. Restaurants and shopping abound. Nearby Driftwood is the ancestral home of a famous area resident - Tom Mix, Hollywood's "King of the Cowboys" in the silent era. The home of the Penn State DuBois campus, the town is accessible by DuBois Regional Airport in Falls Creek.