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Psychiatrist Job at Universal Health Services, Inc. in Chicago, IL

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General Psychiatry Chicago, IL Opportunity Details: Full Time | Employed Position - W2 In-Patient Setting Staff position | Adult caseload General Psychiatry | treatment of Mental Health Electronic Health Record No weekend rounding | rotate call with group Mon - Fri (1:8)
Compensation: Strong base compensation Commencement Bonus Production bonus potential Comprehensive Medical, Dental, Vision benefits package Paid Malpractice Insurance, including tail coverage Relocation Assistance, if moving Medical Education Loan Repayment Assistance, if needed PTO, CME with financial assistance, 401k with company match, and more!
Qualifications: Board Certified or Board Eligible General Psychiatry IL Medical License or ability to obtain Hartgrove Hospital is a premier Illinois hospital as well as a flagship UHS Hospital, and part of a two-hospital system in downtown Chicago. Hartgrove Behavioral Health System consists of a 168-bed acute care, crisis stabilization, for-profit psychiatric hospital, treating children as young as 3 through older adults, within 8 different inpatient programs. We are expanding to 208 beds! We have one of the largest pediatric psychiatric programs in the state of Illinois and are most proud to be the first and currently only hospital in the country to have received the Joint Commission's Disease Specific Certification designations for Neuropsychiatry and Trauma Services. Our system is proud to be a premier partner with medical and nursing schools for medical students as a teaching hospital.

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