Build the practice you trained for, in a place worth staying.
Central Peninsula Internal Medicine is one of Alaska's most respected outpatient practices, backed by 30 years of University of Washington ties and an active rural residency program. With two physicians departing, there is real patient demand waiting. A four-day schedule, no RVU threshold, a quality bonus up to $40,000, and a team of physicians who built careers here make this one of the more compelling internal medicine opportunities in the state.
Central Peninsula General Hospital is a Joint Commission-accredited, community-governed non-profit with 63 beds, a full surgical suite, Epic, and a medical staff of more than 100. Located in Soldotna on the Kenai Peninsula, CPH delivers a level of specialty depth rarely found in a community hospital and operates with a physician-first culture that long-tenured staff consistently describe as one of a kind.
Soldotna offers physicians a life that is genuinely hard to find elsewhere: a full-service regional community on the banks of a world-famous salmon river, surrounded by nearly 2 million acres of wilderness, with no state income tax, short commutes, and an outdoor lifestyle that most people only experience on vacation.