Pediatrician: Medically Complex Long-Term Care

Summit Healthcare Staffing LLC; City of White Plains (NY); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Job summary

Summit Healthcare Staffing LLC seeks a Pediatrician to join a renowned pediatric long-term care facility in New York. The role focuses on delivering expert medical care to medically fragile children and coordinating care within a four-unit, multidisciplinary team.

The ideal candidate will hold an MD or DO, have an active state license, and board certification or eligibility in pediatrics. Experience with complex pediatric patients in long-term care and strong family communication are essential.

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree.
• Active state medical license in good standing.
• Board certification or board eligibility in pediatrics.
• Experience caring for medically complex pediatric patients in long-term care settings.
• Experience collaborating with nurse practitioners, nurses, and interdisciplinary clinical teams.
• Experience communicating with families, caregivers, and clinical staff in long-term pediatric care.
• Eligible to work in the United States.
• 3 years of experience working with critically ill children is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Provide pediatric medical care for medically fragile children in a 122-bed long-term care facility.
• Collaborate closely with nurse practitioners and registered nurses across a four-unit facility.
• Support ongoing assessment, treatment planning, and care coordination for pediatric residents with complex health needs.

Skills

MD/DO

State license

Board certification/eligibility

Pediatrics LTC

Interdisciplinary teamwork

Family communication

US work authorization

Critically ill children experience

Education

MD or DO

Job description

Summit Healthcare Staffing LLC seeks a Pediatrician to join a renowned pediatric long-term care facility in New York. The role focuses on delivering expert medical care to medically fragile children and coordinating care within a four-unit, multidisciplinary team.

The ideal candidate will hold an MD or DO, have an active state license, and board certification or eligibility in pediatrics. Experience with complex pediatric patients in long-term care and strong family communication are essential.