Day/Night Hospitalist - Closed ICU, Newport, RI

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  • Brown University Health
Job Summary
Location
Newport ,RI 02840
Job Type
Contract
Visa
Any Valid Visa
Salary
PayRate
Qualification
BCA
Experience
2Years - 10Years
Posted
28 Nov 2024
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Job Description

Brown Health Medical Group the affiliated partner of the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University has an opening for a hospitalist at Newport Hospital. This position would be 50/50 days and nights.

About the job:

  • Competitive salary (depends on experience) with additional quality bonus potential
  • Block schedule 5/5 or 7/7
  • EMR is EPIC
  • Position can be full or part-time
  • Schedule would be 50% days (8a-8p) and 50% nights (8p-8a)
  • Closed ICU during the day
  • Procedures optional
  • Patient load/encounters 15 +/- 3 over a 12-hour day shift
  • Outstanding benefits package
  • Malpractice Insurance covered with tail
  • Additional moonlighting opportunities available
  • CME/licensing/privileges/DEA allowance $3,500 per year
  • Research opportunities if desired
  • H1b visa friendly, this position cannot sponsor a J1 visa

 

About you:

  • Board certified or eligible in internal or family medicine
  • Comfortable with procedures, intubation, running codes and rapids
  • Bring a love of job and a passion for evidence-based hospital medicine
  • Excellent communication skills with colleagues and staff

 

About us:

Newport Hospital is a state-of-the-art, 109-bed award-winning health care facility that offers a wide array of services to the community. In addition to an emergency department that treats patients from Newport and surrounding towns, the hospital provides diagnostic and surgical services and is home to the renowned Vanderbilt Rehabilitation Center and the award-winning Noreen Stonor Drexel Birthing Center.

Brown Health Medical Group is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to increasing the diversity of its faculty. It welcomes nominations of and applications from women, members of minority groups, protected veterans and individuals with disabilities, and other individuals who would bring additional dimensions to the university's research, teaching and clinical missions.