Flexible Pediatric Cardiac Hospitalist—CICU & Teaching

NemoursCareerSite; Wilmington (DE); On-site; USD 230,000 - 310,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mortgage assistance

Relocation packages

403(b) with employer match

457(b) retirement savings plans

Licensure, CME, and professional dues

Public Service Loan Forgiveness (not‑f

Faculty appointment at Sidney Kimmel

Job summary

The Nemours Cardiac Center of the Children’s Hospital in Wilmington, Delaware is seeking a qualified pediatric hospitalist to join our cardiac unit. This is a full-time (1.0 FTE) position with a flexible schedule developed with the team including APPs and cardiology fellows.

We care for newborns to adolescents with congenital or acquired heart disease, and perform surgeries while advancing research and education.

Qualifications

• MD/DO or equivalent clinical doctoral degree from an accredited medical school
• Completion of an ACGME Accredited Pediatric Residency Program
• Board Eligibility/Certification in Pediatric Medicine

Responsibilities

• Deliver specialized care to cardiac patients in the CICU and cardiac unit
• Work alongside advanced practice providers (APPs) and collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other health care providers
• Participate in daytime, nighttime, weekend, and holiday shifts, with potential moonlighting opportunities available on an “as needed” basis
• Educate and mentor residents, fellows, and other trainees
• Contribute to academic initiatives in research, education, quality improvement, or operations

Education

MD/DO or equivalent

ACGME Accredited Pediatric Residency Program

Board Eligibility/Certification in Pediatric Medicine

Job description

The Nemours Cardiac Center of the Children’s Hospital in Wilmington, Delaware is seeking a qualified pediatric hospitalist to join our cardiac unit. This is a full-time (1.0 FTE) position with a flexible schedule developed with the team including APPs and cardiology fellows.

We care for newborns to adolescents with congenital or acquired heart disease, and perform surgeries while advancing research and education.