Virtual ICU Nocturnal Physician
houston methodistYork (PA)
Virtual ICU Nocturnal Physician
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houston methodistYork (PA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Houston Methodist Specialty Physician Group is seeking a Virtual ICU Nocturnist specialized in Neuro Critical Care to join their growing team. This role involves providing expert virtual care for critically ill patients and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver exceptional outcomes. The physician will work within a leading academic health system utilizing advanced technology and a robust tele-ICU infrastructure. Practice Info Virtual nocturnal practice supporting Critical Care with a focus in Neuro Critical Care services Support one of the nation's leading academic medical centers Access to advanced technology and a robust tele-ICU infrastructure Shift & Schedule Work Shift : 3 - Night (United States of America)
Responsibilities:
- Virtually coordinate management of complex neurological illnesses and injuries
- Collaborate with experienced intensivists, neurologists, neurosurgeons, and advanced practice providers
- Provide expert virtual care for critically ill patients including critically ill neurological
- CompensationCompetitive compensation
Benefits: Comprehensive benefits package
Qualifications:
- Experience in Neurocritical care
- Fellowship training and Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurocritical Care preferred
- Texas medical license or eligibility to obtain a Texas license
- Prior Telehealth or Tele-ICU experience preferred, but not required
- Commitment to clinical excellence, teamwork, and patient-centered care
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