Night Shift Hospitalist Advanced Practice Clinician in Birmingham, AL

Posted 2 days ago

edphysicianBirmingham (AL)

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About the role

Join a collaborative, high-performing team at one of Birmingham's leading hospitals. TeamHealth is seeking a nocturnist hospital medicine advanced practice clinician to join our team atBaptist Health - Brookwood Hospitalin Birmingham, Alabama. The ideal candidate would be a motivated nurse practitioner or physician assistant with 1+ years of experience working as a clinician in an inpatient setting. Facility Highlights Beds: 595-bed acute care facility Primary Stroke Center CertifiedEMR: EPICPosition Overview Hospitalist NP or PAFull-time night shift: 8pm-7amFlexible 7-on/7-off block schedule Competitive compensation package Typical responsibilities: admissions and call coverage No solo clinician coverage California Applicant Privacy Act: https://www.teamhealth.com/california-applicant-privacy-notice/- Competitive compensation- Comprehensive benefits- Paid professional liability insurance with tail coverage- PTO/LTS- Licensure reimbursement- TeamHealth provides over 375,000 hours of CME/CE annually to all clinicians at no cost through our internal system- Resources for aspiring and current leaders include: mentorship, face-to-face education, online training, and development programs- Paid Holidays: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, July Fourth, Labor Day, Thanksgiving day, the Friday after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day- Access Medicine Subscription- TeamHealth Hospital Medicine Academy

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