Hospitalist Physician

Posted 17 days ago

recruitwellPrescott (AZ)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$300,000 - $350,000 per year

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About the role

Central Arizona Nocturnist JobRole: Nocturnist - Internal MedicineLocation: Central Arizona (approx. 100 miles north of Phoenix)
Type: PermanentEmployer: Private hospitalist groupCredentialing: Two hospitals (you only work at one per shift/week - no inter-hospital travel) Start: Open to 2026 residents; H1B visa transfer opportunities availableClinical DetailsSchedule: 7-on/7-off; 12-hour shifts (6-6 or 7-7 depending on site) Volume: 18-22 patients/day (may be higher during busy season) Admissions: Hospital : 0-2 from 6 AM-12 PM; daytime admitter 12-8 PMHospital : Admissions from 7 AM-12 PM or 4-7 PMCoverage: Hospital : 5 hospitalist teams, 2 NP teams, one admitter, ICU nocturnist at nightHospital : 2 hospitalists + 1 NP team, 1 nocturnist at nightICU Duties: Hospital : ICU rounding possible, Intensivist support availableHospital : ICU rounding required; transfer decompensating patients to Hospital Codes: Hospital : Respond to codes/RRTs for own patients; ED/Intensivists leadHospital : Respond to all codes/RRTsProcedures: Not requiredEMR: CernerCompensation & BenefitsBase Salary: $300,000-$350,000 Extra Shifts: Available (in-house moonlighting)
Benefits:
  • Health (up to $1,000/month subsidy)
  • Dental, Vision, Life, DisabilityMalpractice with tail$3,000/year CME allowance 401K/profit sharing after 1 yearBonuses:$25,000 signing bonus$15,000 relocation allowancePartnership after 2 years (no buy-in, quarterly profit-sharing)
  • Lifestyle & LocationLocated in a charming Central AZ town (pop. 50,000)
  • Mild, enjoyable weatherHistoric downtown, live music venues, good quality of life

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