Central Connecticut - - Best Hospitalist Opportunity! Central Connecticut
This pediatrics job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
The annual salary for this job depends on experience.
- Interaction with residents and teaching.
- Mostly day shifts working 7:00 AM - 3:00 pm Mon-Fri plus one weekend per month.
- All insurances are fully provided - life, health, disability, malpractice, dental.
- Predictable lifestyle.
- Relocation covered.
- Highly desirable location is proximate to Long Island Sound, Hartford, New Haven, New York City, Boston and New England's best skiing.
- Generous amounts of paid time off.
- No on.
- Stable doctor driven group employed by progressive hospital.
- Base salary is around 190K depending on experience plus a very complete benefit package & strong incentives that can add up to 16% to the base.
- Successful Hospitalist Program seeks another member.
This perm job from CompHealth was last open on Mar 25.
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Hospitalists Needed in Central Connecticut
This pediatrics job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
The annual salary for this job depends on experience.
- Must be skilled in all procedures and be comfortable in the ICU, managing vents, etc.
- Seek experienced physicians only.
- Retirement 401K with matching.
- Complete benefits leave absolutely nothing out.
- Benefits valued at $65 - $80K or 30% of total compensation.
- Join this well-run, very successful Hospitalist group and watch your career take off!
- Relocation assistance.
- Located in an upscale suburban community offering everything you need - - colleges, universities, nearby airport, fabulous shopping, beautiful homes, excellent schools.
- Work mainly days, roughly 192 hours per month, providing 24 hours coverage in rotating shifts.
- Well-established group is adding more Hospitalists to work a block schedule!
- Salary ranges from $85 - $95 per hour with income reaching well over $200K.
- All insurances.
- 7 on / 7 off.
This perm job from CompHealth was last open on Apr 18.
Hospitalists Needed in Central Connecticut
This pediatrics job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
The annual salary for this job depends on experience.
- Join this well-run, very successful Hospitalist group and watch your career take off!
- Complete benefits leave absolutely nothing out.
- Seek experienced physicians only.
- Salary ranges from $85 - $95 per hour with income reaching well over $200K.
- 7 on / 7 off.
- Must be skilled in all procedures and be comfortable in the ICU, managing vents, etc.
- Well-established group is adding more Hospitalists to work a block schedule!
- Benefits valued at $65 - $80K or 30% of total compensation.
- Relocation assistance.
- Located in an upscale suburban community offering everything you need - - colleges, universities, nearby airport, fabulous shopping, beautiful homes, excellent schools.
- Retirement 401K with matching.
- Work mainly days, roughly 192 hours per month, providing 24 hours coverage in rotating shifts.
- All insurances.
This perm job from CompHealth was last open on Feb 28.
Hospitalist Locum needed in Connecticut *
This pediatrics job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
The annual salary for this job depends on experience.
This permanent pediatrics job (*) is from a hospital-owned practice.
- Position is from July 1 through August 31.
- All Star Recruiting has upcoming locum need for a Hospitalist in a beautiful and historic area in central Connecticut!
- We, of course, will be covering all Travel / Lodging needs and expenses with our "White Glove" Travel Department and your Malpractice Insurance will be covered by an "A" rated, $1mil / $3mil policy, with a guaranteed tail!
- If you (or anyone you know) would have any availability and are interested in locums in a charming New England suburban community, steeped in history and beauty, please reply with.
- The hospitalists run codes, except that ED runs their own.
- Basic procedures such as para's, thora's, and Picc's would only be done on an emergency basis, if the IR service is not available.
- It's an open ICU, but the pulmonologists and critical care/intensivists take care of patients with vents and vent management.
- Coverage is 7on/7off, but they would consider 5on/5off.
This perm job from All Star Recruiting was last open on Jul 19.
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