FM work as hospitalist

[Dr Muhammad Usman]

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hi
Few questions please give suggestions
1: how difficult to get job as hospitalist after finishing Residency? And what is few places where it’s easy to get that jobs? Any recommendations?
Thank you

 

[Ironheme]

1. It's not. Especially if you're flexible about location.

Questions I would be asking is $$$, RVU bonuses, hours/time, holidays, turnover rate, and # of night shifts.

Practicelink, or looking up areas you're interested in and talk to the hospital systems' in house recruiter.

 

[Dr Muhammad Usman]

I m ok with location ,
Anyone who knows any opportunities like that please let me know, my wife she has to do J waiver starting from next year 2023 as hospitalist and she is IM, but I want to do hospitalist being a FM so we can work in same hospital or system
Thank you

 

[dr_shark]

I m ok with location ,
Anyone who knows any opportunities like that please let me know, my wife she has to do J waiver starting from next year 2023 as hospitalist and she is IM, but I want to do hospitalist being a FM so we can work in same hospital or system
Thank you

Hey there,

Current FM hospitalist here. Your wife will have a slightly easier time than you will but don't worry it will still be easy to secure a good paying hospitalist job as an FM.

I signed up with the following job boards (I have no association with these companies):

PracticeLink
Health ECareers
Hospitalist Working
Sound Physicians
Envision
Apogee Physicians

I secured a position in 3-6 months. I still get job emails, texts, and calls to this day. My one tip though, make sure you and the wife are happy being locked into an area for at least 3 years for your J1 waiver. As I'm Canadian I was lucky to take a 1 year job on an H1B despite needed to do my return of service.

 

[Dr Muhammad Usman]

Hey there,

Current FM hospitalist here. Your wife will have a slightly easier time than you will but don't worry it will still be easy to secure a good paying hospitalist job as an FM.

I signed up with the following job boards (I have no association with these companies):

PracticeLink
Health ECareers
Hospitalist Working
Sound Physicians
Envision
Apogee Physicians

I secured a position in 3-6 months. I still get job emails, texts, and calls to this day. My one tip though, make sure you and the wife are happy being locked into an area for at least 3 years for your J1 waiver. As I'm Canadian I was lucky to take a 1 year job on an H1B despite needed to do my return of service.

Thank you so much, being a locked in place for 3 years for waiver, I can imagine , I will contact with these companies if you don’t mind and see any opportunities can you give me heads up, if you don’t mind
Thanks

 

[BigSib]

I started seeing what other jobs may be available and was turned away from two rural-ish locations because I was not IM trained. I am primary hospitalist one weekend out of the month here with many vent patients through the pandemic... I didn't know that was a thing! Wasn't sure if there was any recourse but honestly didn't care if that's the culture there. Many other opportunities available all over the place currently if you look hard enough.