Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health·Lebanon, New Hampshire
The Cardiology Hospitalist manages inpatients on the intermediate cardiovascular care unit, including performing histories, physicals, and developing plans of care. They also provide urgent care for admitted patients and collaborate with residents, fellows, and attendings.
Overview Cardiology Hospitalist The Section of Cardiovascular Medicine at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC) is seeking a full-time Cardiology Hospitalist to manage inpatients on the intermediate cardiovascular care unit.
The successful candidate will be board-certified in Internal Medicine with an interest in cardiovascular medicine.
Patient care responsibilities on rotating day and night coverage and admitting for cardiology inpatients, in collaboration with internal medicine residents, cardiology fellows, and attendings.
The cardiology hospitalist is responsible for urgent care for patients already admitted as well as the evaluation of new admissions, with performance of histories, physicals, and plans of care.
The successful applicant will be expected to work closely with our clinical faculty and referring physicians.
The hospitalist also has opportunities for engagement in daytime cardiovascular testing, education and research.
The Section of Cardiovascular Medicine comprises approximately 40 cardiologists, 15 associate practice providers, 17 fellows, and 140 support staff, and boasts state-of-the-art facilities in a scenic four-season rural setting.
The Dartmouth Hitchcock health system stretches over New Hampshire and Vermont and offers the quintessential New England experience.
With no income or sales tax, this beautiful area combines history, industry, and business and has been ranked consistently as one of the best places in the US to live and work.
With destinations like Boston, Montreal, the seacoast and ski country within driving distance, the opportunities - both career and personal - truly make New Hampshire the ideal place to work and play.
CV and cover letter should be addressed to: Danette Flint, MD Director of Inpatient Cardiology Dartmouth Health For submissions: dhproviders.org
Advanced clinical degree (MD or DO) Post graduate training in residency program Required Licensure/Certifications Current New Hampshire Medical License Current or eligible for ABMS Board Certification (to be obtained within 5 years) Active hospital staff membership
Candidates must hold an MD or DO degree and have completed a residency program. Applicants are required to have a current New Hampshire medical license and be board-certified or eligible for ABMS certification.
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