Critical Care Intensivist
Critical Care Intensivist
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- ICC Healthcare is seeking a critical care intensivist to join the growing team at HCA Houston Healthcare Medical Center in Houston, Texas.
- Qualified Candidates: Board certified/board eligible Critical Care (all Critical Care Specialties will be considered)
- Ability to obtain TX Licensure
- 15 (12-hour) shifts per month, mix of days and nights (5-6 nights per month)
- Staffing model: 2 Physicians during the day, 1 Physician and 1 APP at night
- At least 2 years intensivist experience preferred
- Strong Interest and Exposure to MCS, CVICU, Cardiac ICU
- 34 ICU Beds- CLOSED ICU- Primarily Cardiac/CVICU and some Medical ICU
- Clinical bedside teaching opportunities to support PCCM and Surgical Trauma Critical Care Fellowships
- Available ASAP- open to considering new Fellows with strong Cardiac Exposure/Experience
- Competitive compensation with an excellent benefits package including health, dental, life insurance, stock options, 401k with company match, disability, CME allowance and days, and more
- Growing Program with stable team and leadership
- Expert practice management including privileging, provider enrollment, and billing and collections
- Appropriate staffing models and flexible scheduling
- 100% covered occurrence-based malpractice Insurance
- Located at Medical Center of Houston
- W2 Employed Position, competitive hourly rate
- Strong relationships and integration with Cardiac Team for co-management of patients
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