St. Luke’s Internal Medicine Associates is seeking Physicians to join an already established, hospital-employed practice located in downtown Duluth, MN. Flexible opportunities include the ability to practice Traditional Internal Medicine (in/outpatient) or Outpatient only. Position compensation and highlights include: -Extremely Competitive Salary, Signing Bonus, Production Bonus, Retention Bonus, and Benefits Package -RESIDENCY STIPEND! -Generous Relocation Stipend -4 weeks of vacation and 2 additional weeks for CME and CME stipend -Hospital Employed Position -Full support of a Nocturnist system -Established Call Group for Traditional IM -Clinic Attached to the Hospital St. Luke’s is a level-two, DNV-GL accredited, 267-bed regional Trauma Center with a hospital in Duluth and primary and specialty clinics throughout the region. Nestled on the shores of Lake Superior, Duluth is a regional medical, cultural, entertainment, educational, banking and retail center. Employment Contacts Physician Recruiters: Nimet Jackson – 218-249-5103 April Knapp – 218-249-5027 All opportunities are non MUA/HPSA. St. Luke’s is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Community Description: Nestled on the shores of Lake Superior, Duluth is a regional medical, cultural, entertainment, educational, banking and retail center serving northeast Minnesota, northwest Wisconsin, upper Michigan and southern Ontario, Canada. Cultural activities include the acclaimed Duluth/Superior Symphony Orchestra, professional Minnesota Ballet Company, Duluth Playhouse, Duluth Art Institute, Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center and Great Lakes Aquarium. Recreational opportunities are bountiful including fishing, camping, golfing, hiking, boating, downhill and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling and skating. This community is home to the College of St. Scholastica, the University of Minnesota Duluth, Lake Superior College, Fond du Lac Community College and across the bay, the University of Wisconsin-Superior. Duluth also has 23 public schools, three charter schools, one private and four parochial schools. The city's harbor welcomes over 1,000 ocean-going and Great Lakes freighters annually. The physician population is over 400 with one of every seven residents employed in health care and also rated first in the U.S. for quality healthcare in communities of its size. Duluth has 50 restaurants in the downtown area alone and also maintains 23 city parks, sculpture and rose gardens. It was rated by Money Magazine as one of the top four midwestern small cities, based on livability.