Physician Family Practice

Family Practice, Internal Medicine, or Med-Ped Physician Needed in Utah; No Call, No Weekends

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Permanent

Fort Duchesne, Utah

Quick Facts

• Monday – Friday schedule with no call and no weekends
• Outpatient-only position with a manageable patient census
• Comprehensive outpatient primary care for pediatric through geriatric patients
• On-site resources include X-ray, Doppler, and lab services
• Furnished housing and vehicle provided
• Three weeks of vacation plus 11 paid holidays annually
• Board-certified or board-eligible Family Medicine or Internal Medicine physicians welcomed
• DEA registration required; government facility serving an underserved community

Description

Fort Duchesne, Utah, is a close-knit community located within the Uintah and Ouray Reservation in northeastern Utah. Surrounded by wide-open landscapes, rolling plains, and scenic mountain views, the area offers a peaceful rural lifestyle with a strong connection to Native American heritage and culture. Residents enjoy access to outdoor recreation, including fishing, hunting, hiking, and exploring nearby public lands. With its welcoming atmosphere, rich history, and proximity to Vernal and other regional attractions, Fort Duchesne provides a unique blend of cultural significance and natural beauty.

Your CompHealth recruiter is your coach who will find the best fit for you and help highlight your strengths during the interview process.

CompHealth Services

• Our services are free for you
• We help negotiate your salary and contract
• We coordinate interviews and help with licenses
• Specialized recruiters match your career preferences
• Experienced support teams take care of every detail

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Dr. Chawla
Family medicine

Being able to develop a relationship with my rep has made this experience just so much better. She knows exactly what I want, what I don’t want, and we work well together.

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Dr. Baron
Internal medicine

I had a brief interaction with other recruiters, but it was CompHealth that rose to the top. They demonstrated . . a dedication that was very obvious from the first interaction.