Hospitalist (Full-Time) - Nogales, AZ

A Hospitalist Physician serves as the physician for hospitalized patients: performs physical examination; orders test and laboratory work; diagnoses and treats disease, injuries, and illnesses; determines the nature and extent of the disease, injury, or illness; interprets laboratory results; prescribes medication; provides medical clearance prior to surgery; provides timely notification to primary physicians regarding admission, diagnosis, and discharge.

REQUIREMENTS: Medical degree (MD) or foreign equivalent; eligible for state medical license; board certified/eligible

LOCATION: Holy Cross Hospital in Nogales and other facilities in the Tucson metropolitan area.

Compensation & Benefits

As an IPC hospitalist, you will be rewarded with a highly attractive compensation and benefits package. Plus the satisfaction of being part of a company that continues to be a true pioneer in hospital medicine.

As an IPC hospitalist you will receive:
* Competitive base salary
* Monthly bonuses based on productivity & quality
* Comprehensive liability insurance (with no tail requirement)
* Health, Dental, Vision, Disability * 401k (with match)
* Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Location

Tucson, AZ

Tucson in Brief
Tucson, located at the base of the Santa Catalina mountains in southern Arizona, offers the best of both worlds: the progress and innovation of a metropolitan community and the friendly, caring atmosphere of a small town. Residents embrace their lifestyle, which includes a unique blend of ethnic influences.

The Tucson File

1. Education. Tucson Unified and Catalina Foothills School Districts are focused on student achievement and offers Student Choice, allowing parents to choose their child's school.
2. Real Estate. Tucson's housing market is favorable to buyers, but prices are not as volatile as they are in many other parts of the country.
3. Family. Tucson is definitely a family-oriented community. Many new residents have chosen to relocate to enjoy small-town ambience with big city perks.
4. Culture. Tucson's rich cultural heritage is evident in many of its cultural attractions, including museums, galleries and national parks.
5. Recreation. Tucson is a wonderful outdoor playground for enthusiasts of all kinds of sports and recreational activities, including golf, swimming, hiking and mountain biking.
6. Weather. Tucson features dry desert air, 360 days of sunshine annually and warm daytime temperatures that turn hot during the summer months.

Tucson Fun Fact
Tucson has been continuously settled for more than 12,000 years, but August 20, 1775 is considered its "birthday."

Learn More About Tucson

• http://www.visittucson.org/
• http://www.tucsonaz.gov/index.php