Internal Medicine Faculty Physician

Posted 3 days ago

hartford healthcareBel Air (MD)

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About the role

Hartford Health Care is seeking a BC/BE Internal Medicine physician for an exciting academic faculty and leadership opportunity in Hartford, CT. In this role, the provider will split time between leadership responsibilities and outpatient clinical practice, working alongside UCONN Internal Medicine residents in a community health clinic. This position offers a rewarding academic environment at a renowned teaching hospital with comprehensive support and competitive benefits. Practice Info Outpatient academic practice in the Hartford region 100% academic clinic-based outpatient internal medicine working with residents in the community health clinic Located at Hartford Hospital, an 867-bed academic medical center
Responsibilities: Provide outpatient internal medicine care while working with residents in the community health clinic Integrate education of residents and quality improvement initiatives into clinical shifts Pursue professional development in academics, research, or advanced leadership Compensation Guaranteed base salary Loan repayment support Sign-on bonus Relocation stipend Optional moonlighting/per diem opportunities in the hospital or urgent care settings
Benefits: Paid CME time off plus CME budget Reimbursed professional licenses and dues Paid time off plus all company holidays Retirement 401(k) with sizeable match Family care benefits including emergency back-up care Voluntary benefits include tuition programs, home, auto, renter’s insurance, identity theft protection, legal services, pet insurance and more Shift & Schedule Full-time (10 hours per week leadership, 30 hours per week faculty practice) Phone call only: back-up resident coverage only
Requirements: Connecticut Medical License Board Eligibility or Board Certification in Internal Medicine

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