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South Carolina Rheumatologist MC1095bcNET

Posted December 31st, 2008 by RedScrubs.com

Physician JobsBE/BC Rheumatologist needed in northwest South Carolina. Busy private practice is seeking a rheumatologist with opportunity for full partnership. The practice stresses aggressive, early treatment of inflammatory rheumatologic diseases, teaching, active engagement of referring physicians and an open access practice style.


Missouri OBGYN MC1094bcNET

Posted December 31st, 2008 by RedScrubs.com

Physician JobsBE/BC OBGYN physician needed in southeast Missouri. Seeking physician for private practice with potential for future partnership. Income guarantee with paid malpractice insurance and signing bonus. Group health insurance with family coverage, major medical, vision, dental, and ADD. Also, disability insurance, 4 weeks paid vacation, profit sharing, retirement plan. Allowance for CME and professional dues, and relocation expense reimbursement.


Missouri Pulmonologist MC1093bcNET

Posted December 31st, 2008 by RedScrubs.com

Physician JobsBE/BC Pulmonologist needed in southeast Missouri. Seeking employed physician for hospital licensed for 269 beds, JCAHO approved, staffed with 90% RNs. Achieved MAGNET nursing status in 2004. Approximately 650 referring physicians with 250 physicians on our medical staff. Long-term guaranteed salary of $300,000 + WRVU production bonus, no overhead. Fully funded retirement plan, $15,000 signing bonus, relocation assistance, 29 days paid time off, paid malpractice and CME up to $5,500/yr + 10 days additional time off. Student loan repayment up to $175,000.


Missouri Neurologist MC1092bcNET

Posted December 31st, 2008 by RedScrubs.com

Physician JobsBE/BC Neurologist needed in southeast Missouri. Seeking employed physician for hospital licensed for 269 beds, JCAHO approved, staffed with 90% RNs. Achieved MAGNET nursing status in 2004. Approximately 650 referring physicians with 250 physicians on our medical staff. Long-term guaranteed salary + WRVU production bonus, no overhead.


Missouri Internal Mecicine MC1091bcNET

Posted December 31st, 2008 by RedScrubs.com

Physician JobsBE/BC Internal Medicine or Med/Peds needed in southeast Missouri. Seeking employed physician for hospital licensed for 269 beds, JACHO approved and staffed with 90% RNs. Achieved MAGNET nursing status in 2004. Approximately 650 referring physicians with 250 physicians on our medical staff.


Missouri Gastroenterologist MC1090bcNET

Posted December 31st, 2008 by RedScrubs.com

Physician JobsBE/BC Gastroenterologist needed in southeast Missouri. Seeking employed physician for hospital licensed for 269 beds, JACHO approved and staffed with 90% RNs. Achieved MAGNET nursing status in 2004. Approximately 650 referring physicians with 250 physicians on our medical staff. Long-term guaranteed salary $375,000 + WRVU production bonus, no overhead.


Missouri Family Practice MC1089bcNET

Posted December 31st, 2008 by RedScrubs.com

Physician JobsBE/BC Family Practice physician needed in southeast Missouri. Seeking employed physician for hospital licensed for 269 beds, JACHO approved and staffed with 90% RNs. Achieved MAGNET nursing status in 2004. Approximately 650 referring physicians with 250 physicians on our medical staff. Long-term guaranteed salary $174,000 + WRVU production bonus, NO OVERHEAD.


Top MEDICAL VIDEO 12-31-2008

Posted December 31st, 2008 by RedScrubs.com

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Here is our Top Medical Video for today, brought to you by ScrubTV:


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Types of Kidney Stones

The four major formations of kidney stones are 1) Calcium kidney Stones; 2) Uric Acid Kidney Stones; 3) Struvite Kidney stones and 4) Cystine Kidney Stones.



Top BLOG Post 12-31-2008

Posted December 31st, 2008 by RedScrubs.com

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Here is our Top Blog Post for today, brought to you by MedReader:


  • Ultrasound and Mammography
  • Cancer is one of the few diseases that has always been one step ahead of medical technology and research. While we do have a large amount of information about the disease, we’ve hardly explored the tip of the iceberg - there’s still a whole lot that we don’t know, and we lack a cure. We know that chemotherapy and radiation help to kill the cancer cells and we know that detection at an early stage increases chances of survival. But we don’t know why certain people get cancer and others don’t. We don’t understand why some forms of cancer are not detectable until it’s too late to do anything about them, and we certainly are far from finding a definite cure for this dreaded disease.




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