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Re: "Not Directly Related To Obstetrics" Private Practice OB needed! From: fran wilson (530rose@email.msn.com) Sun Jul 30 15:26:11 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: art fougner, md: "Re: Scoping out an election in Kansas" Previous message: Dean Huffman: "(no subject)" Well, if any OB-GYN's are in this sorry situation, have we got a deal for you! We are five CNM's in private practices in Washington state. There have been several recent retirements of obstetricians in our area, and now the OB-GYN's are too busy to provide the consultation and referral we need. We are also very busy, and could easily provide an OB-GYN with enough referrals and consultations to start a private practice. We would provide relocation money, office expenses, and other perks are negotiable. Another OB-GYN in our community will share call as needed. We would make the same offer to a pediatrician. If anyone is interested, please contact me at: Fran Wilson, CNM Wild Rose Women's Clinic 524 W. Kennewick Ave. Kennewick, WA 99336 (509) 585-0708 >July 30, 2000 > >U.S. Loan Program Squeezing Doctors Sent to Treat the Poor > >By GREG WINTER > >When she finished her residency last year, Dr. Regan Andrade received a >flurry of job offers near her New York City home. Saddled with $250,000 in >student loans, however, she rejected them all. Instead, she signed up for a >federal government program that offered a $50,000 bonus to practice in poor >communities where doctors are hard to find. Next message: art fougner, md: "Re: Scoping out an election in Kansas" Previous message: Dean Huffman: "(no subject)"

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