A large North Carolina pediatric group is adding a BC/BE Pediatrician to their team in Moore County, NC . Enjoy resort-style living in a beautiful community just 1 hour from Raleigh!

Opportunity Highlights

• Outpatient-only with shared telephone call and 24/7 nurse triage service
• Work in state of the art office buildings with child friendly themes
• User friendly wireless EMR system with E-prescribe and Patient Portal access
• Expanding group with 25+ pediatric clinics throughout the state

Recruitment Package

• Offering a base salary with productivity incentives
• Relocation assistance
• Benefits package includes health insurance, CME, retirement plan, paid holidays, vacation, open partnership track, visa support through NIW, and much more

About Moore County, North Carolina

Moore County, located in the south-central region of North Carolina, offers an attractive balance of scenic, peaceful living with easy access to city amenities. It is roughly 1?hour from Raleigh and Chapel Hill, 1.5 hours from Greensboro, and 2?hours from Charlotte. Moore County is more affordable than most emerging places in North Carolina with a cost of living about 5?% below the national average. The crime rate is notably low too, fostering a sense of security and community safety. Outdoor-lovers delight in nearly 40 golf courses, equestrian facilities, lakes, trails, parks, and nature preserves offering hiking, biking, canoeing, and even world?class events at Pinehurst resort. The climate is mild year-round, making it perfect for people who want to enjoy all four seasons but avoid harsh winters. The schools are well-regarded with robust support for gifted, special needs, arts, and career programming; there are also several charter and private school options, plus Sandhills Community College for continuing education and affordable transfers. Cultural life includes frequent arts and music festivals, local theater, art exhibits, and the Carolina Philharmonic orchestra, along with a huge pottery community in nearby Seagrove. For shopping and dining, the Tri-Cities?Pinehurst, Southern Pines, and Aberdeen?offer boutique shops, farm?to?table restaurants, microbreweries, festivals, and a refined yet accessible local culture. All of these factors combine to draw families, retirees, and remote workers alike, who appreciate the safety, affordability, rich outdoor recreation, strong schools, and proximity to major North Carolina centers while still enjoying a tight-knit, small?town atmosphere.

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