Hospitalist Physician (DO) — Inpatient Care Leader

Millennium Physician Group, LLC; Florida; Hybrid; USD 221,000 - 331,000; Full time

Job summary

Millennium Physician Group, LLC is seeking a Hospitalist DO to provide comprehensive inpatient care within the hospitalist program. You will evaluate and manage acute illnesses and complex conditions, coordinate care with interdisciplinary teams, and contribute to discharge planning and transitions of care.

The role emphasizes osteopathic principles, evidence-based practice, and collaboration with APPs and specialists to optimize patient outcomes and operational efficiency.

Qualifications

• Osteopathic medical practice utilized in inpatient care.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate, diagnose, and manage hospitalized patients with acute illnesses and complex conditions.
• Develop and oversee individualized treatment plans including medications, tests, and consultations.
• Order, interpret, and integrate laboratories, imaging, ECGs, and point-of-care ultrasound where credentialed.
• Perform inpatient procedures within the physician's scope and credentialing.
• Direct medical management and coordinate escalation of care, including ICU involvement when needed.
• Lead rounds and collaborate with APPs, nursing, specialists, pharmacists, and case managers to coordinate care.
• Coordinate admissions, consultations, discharge planning, and transitions of care to outpatient providers and post-acute services.
• Educate patients and caregivers about diagnoses, treatments, medications, and discharge instructions.
• Document encounters and outcomes accurately in the EHR, complying with standards and payer guidelines.
• Participate in quality improvement, peer review, safety programs, and continuing medical education to improve inpatient outcomes.
• Maintain current knowledge of hospital medicine and evolving therapies.

Job description

Millennium Physician Group, LLC is seeking a Hospitalist DO to provide comprehensive inpatient care within the hospitalist program. You will evaluate and manage acute illnesses and complex conditions, coordinate care with interdisciplinary teams, and contribute to discharge planning and transitions of care.

The role emphasizes osteopathic principles, evidence-based practice, and collaboration with APPs and specialists to optimize patient outcomes and operational efficiency.