Physician - Hospitalist

Cynet Health; Okeechobee, Northern (FL, KY); Hybrid; USD 240,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a Hospitalist to join our client medicine program. The physician will provide on-site coverage during weekends and nights for a rural population, with rounds on 20–24 patients per day and a daily admission rate around 12.

The role requires a valid medical license; new graduates are welcome. The unit features an open ICU allowing procedures once signed off, with strong support from nursing, case management, RT, PT and lab services.

Qualifications

• Open to new graduates.
• Valid medical license.
• Certifications: None required but open to performing procedures.
• Must be able to perform procedures if signed off.
• On-site coverage during weekends and nights.

Responsibilities

• Round on 20-24 patients daily.
• Manage open ICU with procedures once signed off.
• Daily admissions around 12; follow-up outpatient care.
• Collaborate with nursing, case management, RT, PT and lab.

Skills

Procedural skills

Rural healthcare

Job description

Physician - Hospitalist

Profession: Physician

Specialty: Clientist

Duration: 6 months

Shift: On-site, weekends, nights

Hours per Shift: 4-8; 4-8; 20-24; 20-24

Experience: Open to new graduates

License: Valid medical license

Certifications: None required but open to performing procedures

Must-Have: Ability to perform procedures if signed off

Description:Client medicine program is expanding to cover private cases.On-site coverage during shifts with no call required.Candidates will round on 20-24 patients per day.The unit has a daily census of approximately 50 patients.Expectations for procedures and vent management are required.The patient population is community-based, focusing on internal medicine cases.Support staff including nursing, case management, respiratory therapy, physical therapy, and laboratory services will be available.Open ICU allowing candidates to perform procedures if signed off.No trauma cases are handled.Follow-up cases will be managed outpatient with community providers.Daily admissions are expected to be around 12.No consults are anticipated.Candidates must be comfortable working with a rural population.The role offers an opportunity for new graduates to gain experience in a supportive environment.All required credentials and case logs must be provided as part of the credentialing process.