Outpatient Primary Care - 2025 Start Date

Watertown Regional Medical Center (WRMC) is seeking additional primary care physicians to join their hospital-employed practices throughout the community. These practices are 100% outpatient medicine – admissions and hospital call are covered by a hospitalist program. Our network includes primary care and specialty clinics throughout the Watertown, Lake Mills, Johnson Creek, Juneau, Waterloo and Ixonia regions.   Recruitment Package may include:       - Base salary + wRVU production incentive- Quality bonus- CME allowance- $75k Sign-on bonus- Medical debt assistance- Relocation allowance- Residency stipend- Health benefits + Retirement plan- Marketing + practice growth assistance Additional Information: - Specialty: Family Medicine - Location: Watertown, Wisconsin - Contact: Lindsay Curtis (Regional Director, Provider Recruitment) About the Company: Nestled on the banks of the Rock River in southeastern Wisconsin, Watertown is a vibrant and growing community. With safe neighborhoods, affordable housing, and excellent public and private schools, Watertown offers all the charm of small town life, with easy access to nearby “big city” amenities. Watertown Regional Medical Center has served the people of Dodge and Jefferson Counties for more than 100 years. What began as a 16-bed hospital on Main Street has transformed into a comprehensive health system, providing state-of-the-art facilities, world class technology and advanced clinical programming including: emergency services, urgent care, comprehensive women’s health, orthopedics and sports medicine, heart and vascular services, and more. Watertown Regional Medical Center is fully accredited by The Joint Commission. The hospital is proud to offer patients access to state-of-the-art technology including: 3D mammography, a Level IV Trauma certified emergency department, an on-site catheterization lab for advanced heart and vascular procedures, and laser-guided cataract surgery. Watertown Regional Medical Center recently completed an $11 million addition that doubled its emergency department capacity, including a new ambulance bay and renovated patient rooms, and also updated its women’s health unit.