A physician-led gastroenterology private practice in Waco, Texas is recruiting a gastroenterologist to join a well-established group backed by national-scale infrastructure and resources. The position offers a clear two-year employed track leading directly into partnership with ambulatory surgery center (ASC) ownership buy-in — a rare combination of private-practice autonomy and the operational support of a large specialty network. The clinical mix blends general GI with open access to advanced cases for those who want them, alongside both clinic and hospital work, making this a genuinely flexible opportunity for a broad range of GI-trained physicians.
Perks and Benefits
- Protected base salary with bonus potential during the first two years of employment
- Year-three partnership track with ASC ownership buy-in potential, additional ancillary income streams, and a restricted stock grant
- Signing bonus provided
- Relocation allowance provided
- Annual CME stipend included
- Local clinical autonomy supported by national business infrastructure (revenue cycle, analytics, compliance, and operational support through a Management Services Organization model)
- Physician-led governance structure — clinical decision-making remains with physicians at every level
Practice Highlights
- Private practice model within a physician-led national GI network — physicians retain autonomy while benefiting from shared infrastructure
- Employed for the first two years, transitioning to full partnership in year three
- Well-balanced case mix: strong general GI foundation with wide-open opportunity to pursue advanced endoscopy and complex cases for interested physicians — advanced case volume is available but not required
- Integrated clinic and hospital practice blend, providing variety in daily workflow
- Shared call model with the hospital — call burden is distributed across the group
- Part of a growing Waco healthcare sector, with the practice positioned to expand alongside regional demand
- National-scale support includes data analytics, technology platforms, revenue cycle management, and compliance infrastructure — reducing administrative burden on physicians
- Physician Executive Committee, Regional Clinical Governance Boards, and Local Head Physician structure preserve specialty-level clinical leadership
Qualifications
- Board certification or board eligibility in Gastroenterology (ABIM)
- Completion of an accredited Gastroenterology fellowship following Internal Medicine residency
- Active Texas medical license or eligibility to obtain licensure in Texas
- Comfort with the full spectrum of general GI, including diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy
- Interest in advanced endoscopic procedures is welcomed but not required for consideration
About the Community
Waco sits at the geographic center of Texas on I-35, placing it 90 minutes from both Dallas and Austin — an ideal location for physicians who want access to major metros without the cost or pace of living in one. The city combines large-city amenities with genuine small-town character, offering top-rated school districts, safe neighborhoods, and a family-friendly environment that includes museums, theaters, parks, and outdoor recreation such as hiking, boating, and fishing. The 416-acre Cameron Park — one of the largest municipal parks in Texas — anchors an active outdoor lifestyle, while cultural landmarks including Magnolia Market, the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame, and the Texas Sports Hall of Fame add to the city's distinct identity. Waco is also home to Baylor University, contributing a vibrant academic and athletic community to the region.