The Hospitalist - Physician position at St. David's Georgetown Hospital in Austin involves managing inpatient care on a 7-on, 7-off day shift schedule within an established internal medicine hospitalist program. Physicians handle patient encounters and admissions primarily in a closed ICU setting without performing procedures, and respond to patient codes as needed. The role includes comprehensive benefits, use of Meditech EMR, and association with a leading clinical practice nationwide.
TeamHealth has a new day shift hospitalist opening at St. David's Georgetown Hospital in Austin, Texas. This is an established program between TeamHealth and HCA staffed with internal medicine (IM) hospitalists and nocturnists that are all local to Austin. Our physicians work a traditional 7-on, 7-off schedule.
St. David's Georgetown has 114 beds but only 50 beds are handled by the hospitalist program. We are currently staffing this with 3-day time providers (7a-7p) with 1 nocturnist physician (7p-7a). This is a closed ICU setting, averaging 20-22 total patient encounters per day shift clinician and a maximum of 10 admissions at night. We do not require our clinicians to perform procedures within this role. You only need to respond to codes for your patients, so you are able to assist the codes team. Presently all St. David's locations are using Meditech for their EMR.
If this sounds like the position for you, apply today!
California Applicant Privacy Act: - Comprehensive benefits package with health insurance and optional dental and vision insurance
- Sign-on bonus
- Paid professional liability insurance including tail coverage
- Access to TeamHealth's clinician wellness program and referral program
- Association with a leading clinician practice in the U.S.
- Stability of a respected industry leader
- Practice with confidence as a member of TeamHealth's national Patient Safety Organization
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