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New London, CT
New London in Brief
Located midway between New York City and Boston on the shores of the Thames River and Long Island Sound, New London is steeped in New England culture. A sense of community defines this charming city, which is home to important historic landmarks, acres of public parks and many museums.
The New London File
- Education. The New London Public Schools have a well-deserved reputation for excellence and the city is also home to several respected colleges.
- Real Estate. New London offers real estate variety, everything from intimate residential neighborhoods to lively downtown or waterfront living.
- Family. With a population of just over 25,000, New London provides a wonderful small-town atmosphere in which to raise a family.
- Culture. New London offers a rich cultural scene, including numerous art galleries, museums, theaters and a unique maritime atmosphere.
- Recreation. The New London Parks Conservancy leads the effort to ensure that residents can make the most of the city's 26 parks, and water activities abound during the summer months.
- Weather. New London enjoys a temperate climate, due to its long coastline on the Long Island Sound. While its winters are cold, summers are hot and humid, spring offers variable temperatures and fall is mild.
New London Fun Fact
For several decades beginning in the early 19th century, New London was the second busiest whaling port in the world.
Learn More About New London
The following positions are currently available in New London, CT.
Meet the IPC management team in New London, CT.
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Rene Toledo
Executive Director
(630) 371-0133
rtoledo@ipcm.com
Rene is an 8 year veteran of the IPC management team. As executive director for the Chicago and New England regions, Rene directs IPC Hospitalists who provide inpatient care in various practices around the greater Chicago area, as well as heading our recent expansion into Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Before joining IPC, Rene worked for 2 Catholic health systems in Washington where he was responsible for the day-to-day management of 9 clinics with 20 employed providers. He also was the regional vice president of payer and network development for Catholic Health Initiative West based in Tacoma and vice president of business development for Anaheim Memorial Hospital in California. Prior to this, Rene was chief executive officer of Good Samaritan Medical Practice Association and vice president of marketing and business development for the Hospital of Good Samaritan, both in Los Angeles.
Meet your recruiter for New London, CT.
Cell: 800-718-9152
rmitchell@ipcm.com
Randy Mitchell, a Regional Manager of Physician Staffing for IPC, has nearly 25 years of successful recruiting experience, including profit and not-for-profit physician recruitment. Prior to joining IPC, he was the recruitment director for a large, for-profit hospital system with more than 30 hospitals nationwide. His experience also includes a highly successful seven years recruiting for a private not-for-profit hospital in North Carolina, preceded by a 21-year career in the U.S. Air Force, where he served nearly 15 years with the Recruiting Service. Randy received a degree in personnel administration from the Community College of the Air Forces. He is the past president of the Carolina Association of Physician Services and an active member of ASPR.
Randy Mitchell
Regional Manager of Physician Staffing
Direct: 800-582-8134Cell: 800-718-9152
rmitchell@ipcm.com
Randy Mitchell, a Regional Manager of Physician Staffing for IPC, has nearly 25 years of successful recruiting experience, including profit and not-for-profit physician recruitment. Prior to joining IPC, he was the recruitment director for a large, for-profit hospital system with more than 30 hospitals nationwide. His experience also includes a highly successful seven years recruiting for a private not-for-profit hospital in North Carolina, preceded by a 21-year career in the U.S. Air Force, where he served nearly 15 years with the Recruiting Service. Randy received a degree in personnel administration from the Community College of the Air Forces. He is the past president of the Carolina Association of Physician Services and an active member of ASPR.