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Pediatrix·Athens, Georgia
Neonatologist
Provide per diem neonatology coverage at Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center, managing a Level-III NICU with a daily census of 16-19 patients. Collaborate with a team of NNPs and various pediatric sub-specialists to ensure high-quality, evidence-based care for high acuity babies.
Overview Award winning Hospital! Respected Neonatology practice! Per Diem opportunity for an Experienced, Board Certified Neonatologist in Athens (GA)!
We are seeking an experienced, board certified neonatologist, with exceptional clinical skills, to provide per diem coverage at Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center. 20 NICU beds with 6 overflow beds. Daily census averages 16-19 with over 300 annual admissions. Level-III NICU that is dedicated to taking care of high acuity babies. 24 hours round plus call - can cover 7 days in a row (schedule permitting) Experienced team of NNPs. Sub-specialties such as pediatric ID, neurology, cardiology, pulmonary and ophthalmology are all on site. We have access to adult urology, ENT and dermatology, if needed, on site. Remainder of our consultants are at CHOA in Atlanta. 2015 Women’s Choice award as America’s Best Hospital for patient safety, obstetrics, orthopedics, heart care and overall patient experience. Located in the northeastern region of Georgia, Athens, is an unquestionably southern city immersed in vivacious college culture. While the spirited city is most known for the University of Georgia, the state’s largest public research university and the birthplace of public higher education in America, it’s also home to a thriving music scene, award-winning restaurants and a host of other attractions.
Candidates must be board certified in neonatology with recent clinical experience. An active Georgia medical license or IMLC is required for the position.
Market context
Neonatologist positions in Georgia are typically driven by ongoing demand in NICUs and delivery hospitals that need physicians trained to manage critically ill newborns. This role is competitive because employers usually look for Board Certified or Board Eligible Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine physicians with a completed fellowship, an active Georgia medical license, DEA, and a clean professional record. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm your licensure and fellowship details before applying.