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Physician Jobs in Michigan

Welcome Physicians!

Register on Medical Opportunities in Michigan - MOM and begin your search for the perfect new job.

Whether you are a resident, finishing your training and ready for that first job or a seasoned professional making a job change, MOM is the only state specific recruitment program for Physician positions in Michigan. Hospitals and health system employers throughout Michigan post their Physician jobs on MOM.

Registration is free and easy, allowing you to search Physician jobs by location and specialty. Contact information for the hospital recruiter is provided for direct contact. There are no agencies or search firms on MOM. Click here to register on MOM and begin your search.

Physicians in Michigan enjoy a supportive and progressive work environment. Physician jobs on MOM include opportunities in hospitals and private groups as well as academic positions. Search the hundreds of Physician jobs in Michigan today!

Michigan offers a desirable practice environment for medical professionals.  Michigan's largest physician insurer cut rates statewide by an average of 13 percent in 2008 for its general practitioners and surgeons. Ob/Gyns benefited from an almost 17-percent decrease, the first double-digit decline in those costs since 1993, when Michigan passed more stringent reforms to limit malpractice lawsuits. The rate decreases are a clear indication that the state's tort reforms are working. These lower malpractice rates should help retain and attract more doctors to Michigan at a time when the state anticipates a shortage of more than 4,000 physicians by 2020.

State licensure in Michigan is through the Michigan Department of Community Health/Bureau of Health Professions.

Click here to apply for a Michigan license.

 

Link to Michigan professional organizations below:

Michigan State Medical Society 

Michigan Osteopathic Association 

 

Interested in a medical career?  Michigan offers a number of medical schools –

Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine, East Lansing, Michigan

Michigan State University, College of Osteopathic Medicine, East Lansing, Michigan 

University of Michigan Medical School, Ann Arbor, Michigan

Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, Rochester, Michigan

Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, Michigan 
 

Since 1994, Medical Opportunities in Michigan has provided the only nonprofit recruitment program for Physician jobs in the state. MOM is a program of the Michigan Health Council, a non-profit organization founded in 1943 that specializes in healthcare education and healthcare workforce issues.