Hospitalist PA or NP | FT | Days

Citizensmemorial; Bolivar (MO); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Malpractice coverage

Retirement plan with CMH match

Health, dental, and vision insurance

Job summary

Citizens Memorial Hospital is recruiting an APP for our growing Hospitalist team. This full-time position involves 12-hour shifts (7A–7P), 10 shifts per month, including weekends and holidays, with opportunities to manage ICU, stepdown, and med-surg inpatients and observation.

You will participate in disposition planning for complex cases and psychiatric inpatient care. The role offers malpractice coverage, a retirement plan with CMH match, and health, dental, and vision insurance.

Qualifications

• Current NP or PA license (Missouri license or eligibility).
• Minimum 1 year of experience managing acutely ill inpatients.

Responsibilities

• Manage a cross-section of acuity: ICU, stepdown, and med-surg inpatients, plus observation.
• Disposition planning for complex cases.
• Medical management of psychiatric inpatients.

Skills

Inpatient care

Acute patient management

Education

NP/PA license

Job description

• Schedule - Shift - Hours Full Time - Days - 7A - 7P

CMH is recruiting for an APP for our growing Hospitalist team. This is a great opportunity to join a medical staff that providing excellent care in our brand new hospital.

The Opportunity

This is a full-time role: 10 shifts per month, 12-hour shifts (7A–7P), including weekend and holiday rotation.

• You can expect to manage a genuine cross-section of acuity: ICU, stepdown, and med-surg inpatients, plus observation.
• Scope includes disposition planning for complex cases and medical management of psychiatric inpatient
• Compensation is discussed directly and transparently during the recruitment conversation
• Malpractice coverage
• Retirement plan with CMH match
• Health, dental, and vision insurance

Requirements

• Current NP or PA license (Missouri license or eligibility)
• Minimum 1 year of experience managing acutely ill inpatients