Nephrologist — Partnership Track in Williamsburg, VA

Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children; Virginia; On-site; USD 240,000 - 360,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

Partnership track with shared revenue

Job summary

Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children seeks a motivated nephrologist to join a mid-sized, established group in Williamsburg, VA. You will manage CKD/ ESRD patients, coordinate transplants, participate in research, and work with ultrasound and vascular access services.

The role offers a supportive NP team, a 1:5 weekend call rotation, a robust benefits package, and a clear path toward partnership and revenue sharing. Residency and fellowship training completed in the U.S. is expected.

Qualifications

• MD/DO trained in Internal Medicine with nephrology fellowship.
• Board certified or eligible in Internal Medicine and Nephrology.
• Completion of U.S. internal medicine residency and nephrology fellowship.
• Active Virginia medical license or ability to obtain one.
• Strong clinical acumen and communication skills.
• Comfortable working independently and as part of a team.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive kidney care including CKD and ESRD management.
• Participate in transplant coordination and clinical research.
• Utilize ultrasound services and manage vascular access.
• Collaborate with outpatient support and care teams.
• Engage in a 1:5 weekend call rotation and structured weekly schedule.

Skills

Strong clinical acumen

Communication skills

Independent work

Team player

Education

MD/DO

Residency in Internal Medicine (US)

Fellowship in Nephrology

Virginia medical license

Job description

Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children seeks a motivated nephrologist to join a mid-sized, established group in Williamsburg, VA. You will manage CKD/ ESRD patients, coordinate transplants, participate in research, and work with ultrasound and vascular access services.

The role offers a supportive NP team, a 1:5 weekend call rotation, a robust benefits package, and a clear path toward partnership and revenue sharing. Residency and fellowship training completed in the U.S. is expected.