Hospitalist-Medical Doctor - Palm Springs, CA, United States - Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma

Description

As a Trauma/ACS Physician (TAP) Hospitalist, you will play a crucial role in providing comprehensive medical care to patients admitted to the Trauma Service.

Your primary responsibility will be to manage stable trauma patients on the medical/surgical units, as well as acute care surgery patients in the perioperative period, ensuring the optimal management and coordination of patient care during their hospital stay.

You will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, including trauma surgeons, acute care surgeons, nurses, specialists, and support staff, to deliver high-quality and patient-centered care.

You will have 3 surgeons available to answer any questions related to trauma and surgical pathology that might be beyond your level of expertise, and to help manage complex patients that might challenge your scope of practice.

The TAP would ideally have experience in Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, but is not required as the physician group is accustomed to and enjoys educating and broadening scopes of practice for providers.

The group has a GME program that includes general surgery residents and critical care fellows, who the TAP will interact with on a daily basis.

Perform comprehensive assessments of patients admitted to the hospital, including medical history review, physical examinations, and interpretation of diagnostic tests.

Develop and implement appropriate treatment plans for patients, including medication management, therapies, and interventions.
Provide immediate medical interventions for critical patients in emergencies or intensive care settings.

Communicate effectively with patients, their families, and the healthcare team, to ensure clear understanding of diagnoses, treatment plans, and goals.

Ensure accurate and timely documentation of all patient interactions, medical decisions, and treatment plans.
Adhere to hospital and regulatory guidelines and protocols, maintaining patient safety and confidentiality at all times.
Participate in medical rounds, case conferences, and other interdisciplinary meetings to discuss patient progress and develop collaborative care plans.
Stay updated with the latest advancements in general medicine and hospitalist practices through continuous education and professional development.
Doctorate of Medicine (MD) or Doctorate of Osteopathic Medicine (DO).
Board certification in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine.
Valid state medical license and DEA registration.
Completion of a residency program in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine.
Demonstrated experience in hospital medicine or related field.
Strong clinical knowledge and skills in managing acute and chronic medical conditions.
Proficiency in using electronic medical record systems.
Ability to adapt to dynamic and fast-paced healthcare environments.
Knowledge of and adherence to ethical and legal standards in healthcare delivery.
10 hour shifts (7a-5p); 17 shifts per month
1099 contract or per diem
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