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Adult IP Psychiatrist – Scenic Central Maine MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta/Waterville, Maine is seeking a BC/BE adult psychiatrist with interests in inpatient psychiatry or outpatient psychiatry/substance abuse. You will be joining a staff of six employed physicians who provide multidisciplinary inpatient, outpatient, and consultative services. We have a 30-bed inpatient program at our Thayer Campus in Waterville, five Intensive Outpatient Programs in Waterville and Augusta, an ACT Team, and an outpatient program providing psychiatric and substance abuse treatment. We also provide consultative support for our inpatient medical and surgical services. We offer excellent benefits including relocation assistance and competitive salary. MaineGeneral is located in scenic central Maine and is a short drive away from ski resorts, lakes and rivers, award-winning golf courses, abundant hiking trails, and the beautiful Maine coast. We are just an hour north of Portland, Maine’s largest city, and three hours from Boston. Send your CV to: Lisa Nutter, Physician Recruiter at lisa.nutter@mainegeneral.org or call (800) 344-6662. For more information, visit www.mainegeneral.org.

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Maine General Medical Center
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www.mainegeneral.org
Lisa Nutter
800-344-6662
lisa.nutter@mainegeneral.org





 
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