ENT Physician

Job Description & Requirements

ENT Physician

StartDate: ASAP Available Shifts: 3-3.5 day in clinic and 1.5-2 days OR Pay Rate: $- $- $

A leading not-for-profit health system in Delaware is seeking board-certified or board-eligible otolaryngologists to join a growing hospital-employed ENT service line. This opportunity was created to meet sustained community demand while supporting clinical autonomy, balance, and long-term professional satisfaction.

Physicians will practice at one of two modern hospital campuses in central or southern Delaware, joining established ENT colleagues with strong patient volumes. The role supports a well-rounded otolaryngology practice with the flexibility to dedicate up to 50% of clinical time to subspecialty interests, including rhinology or head and neck. Dedicated advanced practice provider (APP) support, robust audiology services, Epic electronic medical record (EMR), and dependable operating room access allow physicians to focus on high-quality care in a collaborative environment.

Opportunity Highlights

• Hospital-employed position with a not-for-profit health system
• Competitive salary, plus wRVU production incentives
• Signing bonus and relocation assistance offered
• Bread-and-butter ENT with optional subspecialty development
• Established demand with opportunity for rapid ramp-up
• 36-hour patient-facing week with protected administrative time
• Shared, well-supported call structure
• Dedicated APP, audiology, nursing, and medical assistant support
• Epic EMR and modern clinic facilities, including a new clinic space opening soon

Community Information

Physicians live and work in Dover and Milford, Delaware, communities known for accessibility, affordability, and a high quality of life. Delaware’s lack of state and local sales tax, combined with cost-of-living metrics that compare favorably with nearby Mid‑Atlantic markets, allows physicians to maximize earning potential while maintaining balance.

Dover offers a dense suburban feel with access to parks, dining, and highly rated schools. At the same time, Milford provides a growing riverfront community with a small‑town atmosphere and convenient access to coastal recreation.

Housing and cost of living in Dover and Milford are near or below the national averages.

Delaware communities rank well for overall livability and value, central Mid‑Atlantic location with access to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C.

Facility Location

The capital of the “First State,” Dover is a fascinating city known for its history, culture and best of all—tax‑free shopping! Situated on the St. Jones River, the city offers panoramic views and dozens of historical attractions. Visit Biggs Museum of American Art where you can enjoy an extensive collection of art or spend time in downtown Dover where both architectural and culinary delights abound!