Gastroenterologist

Emerald Resource Group•White Plains, NY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Digestive disease care is most valuable when it is timely, precise, and easy for patients to navigate. In this role, you will own the clinical outcomes of a defined panel—diagnosing complex GI conditions, performing high-quality endoscopy, and closing the loop from first visit to lasting improvement. Success is measured in safer procedures, shorter time to diagnosis, and patients who leave with a clear plan.

Requirements

M.D. or D.O. with completion of an ACGME-accredited gastroenterology fellowship.
Board certification or active board eligibility in gastroenterology, with unrestricted state medical licensure or eligibility to obtain it before start.
Demonstrated endoscopy volume and quality consistent with independent practice, including colonoscopy and upper endoscopy.
Current or eligible hospital privileges and DEA registration.
Evidence of clear communication with patients and referring clinicians, and comfort with electronic health records and procedure documentation.
Ability to participate in a shared call schedule and meet access and quality standards from the first months of practice.

Responsibilities

Build and manage a sustainable outpatient and procedure panel, completing new-patient evaluations within the practice’s access standard and converting appropriate cases to timely endoscopy.
Perform upper endoscopy, colonoscopy, and related procedures at or above quality benchmarks for completion, adenoma detection, complication rates, and documentation.
Reduce diagnostic delay for high-risk presentations by ordering the right tests first, coordinating pathology and imaging, and communicating results with a documented follow-up plan.
Lower avoidable hospital use by managing flares, bleeds, and post-procedure issues with clear escalation criteria and same-week access when clinically indicated.
Partner with primary care, surgery, and oncology so referrals arrive with the information needed and return with a concise plan the referring clinician can act on.
Improve the patient experience by explaining findings in plain language, confirming understanding, and meeting satisfaction and communication targets.
Contribute to practice performance by maintaining accurate coding, procedure logs, and quality metrics that support credentialing and payer requirements.