Internal Medicine Hospitalist (Moonlighter/PRN)

IPC The Hospitalist Company is seeking BC/BE, Internal Medicine trained physicians, who are interested in supplementing their income and/or seeking to keep their inpatient skills current by working on an as needed basis with our local hospitalist groups.

Compensation & Benefits

As an IPC moonlighter, you will be rewarded with a highly attractive compensation package and fully paid medical malpractice policy.

Location

St. Louis Area, MO

St. Louis in Brief
St. Louis, the “Gateway to the West,” features big-city assets like a broadly talented work force, great cultural and educational institutions, and superb recreational opportunities, along with the convenience, intimacy, and affordability of a smaller community. The residents of St. Louis enjoy enviable lifestyles and maintain a Midwest-friendly attitude.

The St. Louis File

1. Education. The St. Louis metropolitan area has many exceptional public school systems with a very large number of outstanding private schools throughout the area.
2. Real Estate. St. Louis has a remarkably low cost of living for everything it offers, and that includes the price of housing, which is below the national average.
3. Family. St. Louis’ neighborhoods foster connectivity among people that is rare today in large metropolitan areas; people develop strong ties to their surroundings.
4. Culture. St. Louis has a robust cultural scene that includes dance and theater, museums, music venues, galleries, and fine restaurants.
5. Recreation. Greater St. Louis boasts myriad recreational opportunities, including more than 100 golf courses, more than 100 parks, and about 200 miles of trails for cycling, running and walking.
6. Weather. St. Louis has four very distinct seasons with a moderate climate throughout winter months.  Temperatures range in the 20's to 30's in winter and 70's to 80's in summer.

St. Louis Fun Fact
The site of St. Louis, named for Louis IX of France, was selected as a fur trading post in 1764 because it was not subject to flooding, yet was near where the Mississippi and Missouri rivers meet.

Learn More About St. Louis

• www.stlrcga.org
• stlouis.missouri.org