hospitalist

Hello everyone. I matched into CCM program in Dec after applying in both PCCM and CCM programs this previous Match. I cast a wider net just because I was out of residency and working as a Hospitalist since pre-COVID. I am thrilled to have the CCM opportunity and looking forward to it. I was...

if you admit a patient for a gluteal cellulitis and they form an abscess and you don't have gen Surg back up would a hospitalist be allowed to make a small knick and drain the abscess if they feel comfortable managing it?

Hi ! Im looking around at hospitalist jobs, anyone have experiencing with St Johns medical center in Oxnard? They have sound physicians group, I heard that sound physicians really depends on the group that is actually working in the hospital. It can vary from horrid to ok?? Please help a newbie...

My understanding is that 7 on / 7 off is fairly standard in the hospitalist world. How common are different arrangements? Locums included. I’m a 3rd year medical student, considering different specialties, and interested in more flexibility especially as a new attending.

Looking back at older posts, I couldn't find an answer to my question. Are there any IM Program directors who are also working as hospitalists ? if so, what are the ways to manage the at least 50% FTE protected time as PD with a 7on/7off hospitalist job model ? how can one keep some clinical...

Hey, any ideas about side gigs for the week off for a hospitalist to make extra money? (Something flexible and less stressful for the week off) I heard about one hospitalist reading PFT’s from his home for a hospital. How would I find something like this? Any other suggestions?

I'm employed by a hospital who pays for my malpractice insurance. I would like to moonlight at another hospital and need my own malpractice insurance for that job. In the state I work (Iowa), a physician can only have one malpractice insurance policy. In a casual conversation with my...

Hi, Can you help to understand my first hospitalist job offer. Standard 7/7 mostly day but will have swing shift 1 week per quarter. Total 182 shift per year. No PTO. Day shift 1400/shift, swing 1550/shift. So base for 182 shift is approx. 255k. Standard medical insurance, 401 k match up to...

Hello! I'm a PGY 2 resident who loves patient care but am pretty burnt out. I'm looking to start a 0.5 FTE to 0.75 FTE hospitalist position out of residency. Anyone working this type of position? I want to get to know my daughter a bit better haha and just enjoy life. I'm not really...

Hi everyone, I just wanted to get some thoughts from people on a hospitalist gig I was offered. It is just outside a large NE city. Here are the highlights: Half days, half night - 7 on/off, 12 hour shifts Half non-teaching days (census average 14-15, 1-2 admits per day), half teaching nights...

Hello, I was offered a job at USACS for hospitalist position post residency and I wanted to know what others think. I have read countless comments from the Emergency medicine side saying that USACS is bad, but I can not seem to find anybody on the hospitalist side. The hourly rate being...

Thoughts on this offer for someone fresh out of residency? -225K+RVUs -7 on/7 off -daily census 30-35, follow ups only. All h&p’s done by admitting doc in ED. -no mid-level support -round and leave when done -no procedures, open icu -great hospital with good support staff and specialists...

I am currently a PGY-2 in a community hospital in the east coast. While I was initially interested in a specialty career, I find the hospitalist gig attractive. I have a senior who received the above offer. It is for an academic hospital in Pennsylvania, working 7 on/7 off schedule in a...

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Dear all, Is there a different forum I should post this question? I just wrote my first Cover letter for an internist job position. Mine is very personal. Almost like a story. All the examples in internet are very professional and only talks about their abilities and skills. What is ideal...

I heard from a current Hem/Onc fellow that hospitalists are paid higher than Hem/Onc specialists. I thought Hem/Onc had greater salaries, almost on par with Pulm/Crit and Cardiology, so I was just wondering how far was true. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hello all, I've done quite some research on this topic but was unable to come up with a definitive answer, so I'd like to turn it over to the sdn community and ask. What is a typical starting salary/5-6 year experience salary for an IM hospitalist in NYC/Long Island area? Medscape 2016 young...

I am a PGY-3 IM resident. I am planning on being a hospitalist next year. I have a pretty horrid loan situation and I am thinking of taking advantage of the PSLF program. I am beginning the process of my job search for next year but I honestly have no clue where to start. My personal and work...

We have openings available for J-1 waiver candidates and cap subject h1-b hospitalists in New Mexico. Block scheduling, 12 hour shifts and significant income in a place where your money goes a very long ways. Please contact Mike at [email protected] for additional information.

White Plains Hospital has a reputation for both clinical excellence and outstanding personalized care. We are a growing Hospital and physician network, part of the Montefiore Health System. Our expanding Adult Hospitalist Program is seeking exceptional candidates interested in Full Time Night...