Nocturnist Hospitalist
sound physiciansLondon (KY)
Nocturnist Hospitalist
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sound physiciansLondon (KY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sound Physicians is seeking a Nocturnist Physician to join their close-knit team in London, Kentucky at St. Joseph London. In this role, you will manage various cases in a 150-bed hospital with a focus on complex cases in a semi-open ICU. You will enjoy working alongside a dedicated team offering a supportive environment and a commitment to high-standard patient care. Practice InfoClose-knit team of 10 physicians and 2 advanced practice providers (APPs), supported by a clinical performance nurse at St. Joseph London150-bed hospital Semi-open ICU with round-the-clock intensivist coverage Structured program divided into 2 daytime groups, with support from a dedicated nocturnist for night coverage Shift & Schedule Flexible schedule with both day and night shifts to accommodate personal commitments
Responsibilities:
- Manage various cases in a 150-bed hospital, focusing on complex cases in a semi-open ICU, benefiting from round-the-clock intensivist coverage
- Collaborate closely with nursing staff and engage in key medical staff committees, including the credentialing and medical executive committees, to improve communication and patient care
- Engage in weekly group huddles to discuss challenges, share updates, and ensure seamless collaboration across the team
- Work within a structured program divided into 2 daytime groups, with support from a dedicated nocturnist for night coverage
- CompensationCompetitive salary with additional bonuses
Qualifications:
- Board certification or eligibility in family or internal medicine
- New graduates are welcome to apply
- Authorized to work in the United States
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