Build a GI Practice That Matters—And a Life You’ll Love in Northern New York

About the role

Bring your expertise to a region where you can build something meaningful. Rochester Regional Health is seeking a Gastroenterologist to practice in the St. Lawrence Region of Northern New York. Develop a practice, build lasting relationships with patients and referring providers, and help expand access to specialty care for communities across the region. Experience the connection of community-based medicine while practicing with Rochester Regional Health resources and support behind you.

Why St. Lawrence

• Opportunity to build strong patient and referring-provider relationships
• Visible impact in the communities you serve
• Community-based practice with Rochester Regional Health support
• Four-season Northern New York lifestyle with access to university communities and Canada

Community Practice. System-Level Connection.

• Practice in a community-focused environment
• Remain connected to colleagues and resources across Rochester Regional Health
• Build relationships with regional referring providers and hospital teams

Practice Location(s): Canton-Potsdam Hospital and Leroy Outpatient Center (on CPH campus), Potsdam, NY 13676.

Life in the St. Lawrence Region: Four-season recreation near the Adirondack Mountains and St. Lawrence River; affordable housing and short commute times; four university communities (Clarkson University, St. Lawrence University, SUNY Potsdam, SUNY Canton); access to Ottawa and Montreal, approximately two hours away depending on location and border travel.

Responsibilities

• Develop a practice aligned with community needs and your professional interests
• Collaborate with physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses and regional clinical teams
• Help improve local access to specialty care
• Contribute ideas and expertise as regional services continue to develop
• Primarily outpatient practice with inpatient consult responsibilities
• Average clinic volume of approximately 18–22 patients per day
• Diagnose and manage a broad