Riley Hospital for Children and Indiana University School of Medicine are seeking a board certified/eligible Pediatric Hospitalist to provide broad patient care experience across a variety of care models and serving a diverse patient population throughout the state of Indiana. This position offers an opportunity for growth within a wide range of clinical settings for quality improvement, medical education, leadership, and research. The successful candidate will join the premier Hospital Medicine program in the state of Indiana with far-reaching impact on patient care, advancement in the field of medicine and collaboration with local and national partners to advance the field of Pediatric Hospital Medicine.
Key Responsibilities:
- Primary practice location at IU West, in Avon--a suburb of Indianapolis
- Attend high-risk deliveries on a labor and delivery unit, rounding on normal newborns, and staffing Level II NICU that serves infants >32 weeks gestational age and >1500 grams at birth
- Faculty appointment with the Indiana University School of Medicine
- Teaching on service (pediatric residents and PHM fellows)
- Participation in departmental educational endeavors
- Encouraged to participate in scholarly pursuits
- Procedures include (but are not limited to): lumbar puncture, possible circumcision
Position Details:
- 12 hour shifts, may be split between days and nights; 141 shifts per year.
- Holidays and weekends are evenly distributed among all faculty.
- Some opportunities for additional moonlighting at other IU Health facilities throughout the system.
Qualifications:
- Completion of pediatric residency
- Completion of PHM fellowship desired, but not required.
- BE/BC in pediatrics.
- Physician MD/DO licensed in Indiana or eligible for medical licensure.
- New graduates and experienced physicians are encouraged to apply.
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