Internal Medicine Hospitalist Physician
addison kenwayKirkland (WA)
Internal Medicine Hospitalist Physician
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addison kenwayKirkland (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Internal Medicine Hospitalist Physician Job Opening in Bellevue, Washington Job#16855922 Join a physician-led hospitalist team in western Washington. The team covers a busy medical/surgical floor and an open ICU with strong advanced practice provider support, with both day and night shift options available. Physicians work within standardized, evidence-based protocols in a collegial, academic-feeling environment without the bureaucracy of a large teaching institution - all backed by a competitive compensation package.
Qualifications:
- Prior experience as a hospitalist or in internal medicine inpatient care
- Demonstrated ability to manage a busy medical/surgical census alongside open ICU responsibilities
- Board certified or board eligible in Internal MedicineDEA registration and current BLS/ACLS certification required
LocationThis part of western Washington offers year-round recreation from hiking and boating to skiing, a strong and varied housing market, highly rated schools, and easy access to the robust employment and cultural opportunities of the greater Seattle area.
SalarySalary details shown on third-party job boards may be estimated or inaccurate. Final compensation is set by the hiring manager and discussed directly with qualified candidates during the interview process.www.addisonkenway.com
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