Pediatric Hospitalist
wesley healthcareMarienthal (KS)
About the role
Overview:
Pediatric Hospitalistat Wesley Healthcare in Wichita, Kansas. Wesley Children’s Hospital is partnering with the University of Kansas School of Medicine to recruit pediatric hospitalists to provide direct patient care and scholarly oversight for medical students and residents.
Responsibilities:
Provide direct patient care in a pediatric hospital setting.
Contribute to scholarly oversight of medical students and residents and participate in teaching activities.
Support 24/7 hospital coverage with balanced participation in day, swing and night shifts.
Qualifications:
Board eligible or board certified in pediatrics.
Available to work full-time; service covers the hospital 24/7.Equal participation in day, swing and in-house night shift coverage.
Proficiency in Spanish is preferred but not required.
Ability to obtain licensure in the state of Kansas.
Benefits:
Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, disability and malpractice coverage.
Generous employer contribution to retirement programs.
Clinical faculty appointment to the University of Kansas School of Medicine at Wichita.
Relocation assistance.
About Wesley Children’s Hospital:
Wesley Children’s Hospital is part of Wesley Healthcare, which encompasses two full-service hospitals, two freestanding emergency rooms, and is the region’s pediatric market leader.
Wesley Children’s Hospital has 16 PICU beds, 30 pediatric beds and an 82-bed NICU.It is the region’s only level II pediatric trauma center and has a dedicated pediatric emergency room.
Subspecialty coverage includes pediatric anesthesia, pediatric radiology, around-the-clock pediatric intensive care physicians, and more.
Newly renovated, state-of-the-art pediatric facilities.
Location: Wichita, Kansas.
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