If you re a physician who s ready to make a real impact in a role that balances professional growth, patient care, and work-life harmony, this opportunity is for you. At IHP, you ll work in a dynamic 15-bed ICU with an amazing team, enjoy a flexible 7 on/7 off schedule, and be backed by top-notch support and benefits.
Here s the Deal:
- Role: Full-Time (MD/DO)
- Specialty: Internal Medicine/Family Medicine
- Visa Candidates: H1-B eligible, CAP exempt (We ve got you covered!)
- Compensation: Competitive salary + annual quality and team bonuses.
Why This Role Rocks:
- Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a 7 on/7 off schedule to keep life in balance.
- ICU Care: Lead in a 15-bed ICU with a supportive, collaborative team.
- Focus on What You Do Best: Procedures required, but no intubations just patient care and your expertise.
- Take Charge: Manage ICU admissions and take ownership of patient care.
- Shifts: 12-hour shifts to give you the time and focus to really care for patients.
- Tech: Work with EPIC for easy documentation and seamless workflows.
- Backed by a Team: Collaborate with APPs and other physicians to provide comprehensive care.
- Specialty Support: Subspecialty backup on campus or at the main campus.
What s in It for You:
- Competitive Salary with bonuses that reward your hard work.
- Health Benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage for you and your family.
- Paid Time Off to recharge when you need it.
- Retirement: 401K with matching to help you build a solid future.
- CME Reimbursement to keep you sharp and up-to-date.
- Peace of Mind: AD&D, Life, and LTD insurance for life s what-ifs.
If you re ready to bring your expertise to a team that values your work-life balance, growth, and patient care, we d love to meet you. Apply now to join us on this exciting journey at IHP!
Physical Demands:
This physician/APP role requires stamina in fast-paced healthcare: prolonged standing/walking (8-12 hrs/shift); rapid emergency movement (sprints, crowds); lifting/carrying 25-50 lbs equipment; pushing/pulling 100 lbs (beds/carts) with aid; frequent bending/stooping/kneeling for care; constant reaching/fine motor skills (suturing/IVs); occasional climbing/balancing; tolerating stressors (temps, noise, fluids, hazards) during irregular shifts/on-call/infection risks accommodations for disabilities; varies by setting (clinic/ER).
