Outpatient Sleep Medicine Physician (Board-Certified)
Sentara Health Plans
Hampton (VA)
On-site
USD 200,000 - 250,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading healthcare provider in Virginia is seeking a Board-Certified Sleep Medicine Physician to join their Outpatient Sleep Clinic. This role involves delivering expert care in a collaborative, patient-centered environment, with responsibilities including sleep disorder diagnosis, polysomnography interpretation, and patient education. Candidates must have a board certification in Sleep Medicine and valid medical licenses in Virginia and North Carolina. Fellowship training is preferred.
Qualifications
Requires board certification in sleep medicine.
Must have a valid medical license in Virginia and North Carolina.
Fellowship training in Sleep Medicine is preferred.
Responsibilities
Deliver expert care in a patient-centered environment.
Conduct sleep disorder diagnosis and manage treatment plans.
Perform polysomnography and HSAT interpretation.
Skills
Sleep Disorder Diagnosis & Management
Polysomnography & HSAT Interpretation
CPAP/BiPAP Therapy Initiation & Monitoring
Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Patient & Family Education
Sleep Hygiene Counseling
Clinical Documentation (EHR)
Quality Improvement Initiatives
Continuing Medical Education
Education
Board Certification in Sleep Medicine (ABIM)
Active and unrestricted Virginia and North Carolina medical license
Fellowship training in Sleep Medicine
Job description
A leading healthcare provider in Virginia is seeking a Board-Certified Sleep Medicine Physician to join their Outpatient Sleep Clinic. This role involves delivering expert care in a collaborative, patient-centered environment, with responsibilities including sleep disorder diagnosis, polysomnography interpretation, and patient education. Candidates must have a board certification in Sleep Medicine and valid medical licenses in Virginia and North Carolina. Fellowship training is preferred.