Neonatologist

Posted 2 days ago

adelphimedicalstaffingKansas City (MO)

Physicians, All Other Specialty (except Psychiatric and Substance Abuse) Hospitals

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About the role

JOB OVERVIEW

Job Title: Neonatology

Job Type: Permanent

Location: Kansas City, MO

Service Setting: Inpatient

Coverage Type: Clinical + Call

Work Schedule: TBD

Call Type: Shared Call PATIENT INFORMATIONPatient Demographics: Premature & critically ill newborns Patient Volume: 30 daily Admissions: 450 (annual; NICU) Rounding included: Yes Phone Consults: As Needed Case Mix: High-acuity NICU & advanced neonatal therapies FACILITY INFORMATIONNo of Beds: 49-bed Level III-B NICU - 15-bed Level III-A NICU, growing Level II NICU, and Well-Baby Units Support Staff: BC Neonatologists and 24/7 NNPs support Telehealth-supported neonatal coverage model REQUIRED PROCEDURES/DUTIESInhaled nitric oxide (iNO) High-frequency oscillatory ventilation (HFOV) High-frequency jet ventilation (HFJV) Therapeutic hypothermia Management of ELGAN infants including 22-week gestation neonates JOB REQUIREMENTSActive MO License BC/BE DEA Clean Record (highly preferred) Must have Neonatology experience COMPENSATION & BENEFITSCompetitive salary (based on experience) Generous sign‑on bonus Relocation assistance Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance Life and Disability insurance Healthcare FSA and Dependent Care FSA Health Savings Account (HSA) options 401(k) retirement plan Employee Stock Purchase Program Additional voluntary benefits

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