Hospitalist

Tyvan LLC•Albuquerque, NM

1d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a dynamic and energetic Hospitalist to join our team. This role specializes in hospital medicine, a subspecialty of internal medicine focused on managing hospitalized patients. The Hospitalist will coordinate patient care with an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals.

Requirements

Multitasking Ability: Must be capable of managing multiple responsibilities at once, ensuring patient oversight while engaging in meetings and administrative duties.
Prioritization Skills: As a leader within the medical team, the ability to assess tasks based on urgency and importance is crucial.
Professionalism: Must maintain a professional demeanor when communicating sensitive information to patients and their families and interfacing with hospital administration.
Superb Communication Skills: Must be proficient in conveying information clearly and effectively through various channels, including emails, memos, and staff notifications.
Education: Ph.D., MD, or professional medical degree from an accredited medical school.
Licensure: Current MD or DO license for the state.
Certifications: BCLS and ACLS certification may be required based on the necessity for stress tests performed or as dictated by specialty.
Experience: Minimum of five years of physician or hospitalist experience focusing on hospital medicine.
Licenses: Current State and Federal Narcotics Licenses.

Responsibilities

Deliver excellent patient care throughout hospitalization.
Create and recommend individualized treatment plans.
Take comprehensive patient medical histories.
Update patient information and charts with current findings and treatments.
Order and interpret diagnostic tests.
Discuss test results with patients and address inquiries about their health care and treatment options.
Promote good health practices, including nutrition, hygiene, and self-care, with patients.
Collaborate effectively with various medical staff, including anesthesiologists, surgeons, and nursing teams, to ensure cohesive patient care.