Teaching Hospitalist MD/DO

Description

Teaching Hospitalist Physician

Hartford HealthCare (HHC) is the largest integrated health care system in Connecticut and includes five hospitals, a large multi-specialty medical group, the largest behavioral health network in Connecticut, senior care services and a rehabilitation network.  We offer a clinically advanced and stimulating work environment in which to grow your career.

The Hospital of Central Connecticut (HOCC), an affiliate of Hartford HealthCare, is a 446 bed mid-size community teaching hospital, located in New Britain, CT.  We are seeking a Hospitalist to serve as a rounding/admitting physician for Attending Medical Staff.  The Hospitalist is responsible for the clinical management of patients, assuring timely communication and comprehensive collaboration, and is also responsible for Inpatient Management/Hospital based medical care.  This position will have selected administrative responsibilities such as required committee work, quality improvement activities, and teaching responsibilities for both staff and the community.

Schedule: Monday – Friday

Our Hospitalists are deeply committed to quality care and enjoy:

• Highly competitive pay with incentives and generous benefits including 401K, paid time off, and CME
• Abundant teaching and professional growth opportunities
• A strong network of experienced colleagues committed to your success
• Rewarding and challenging mix of patients

Located just two hours from Boston and New York City, we are in the heart of some of New England’s most stunning communities offering your family nationally acclaimed school systems, a choice to live at the shore, in vibrant urban areas, or in a Kiplinger “Top 10 Best City to Raise a Family” and Travel & Leisure’s “Coolest Suburb in America”.

Contact:  Aaron Hull, Physician Recruiter

Email:    Aaron.Hull@hhchealth.org

Qualifications

Physician Board Certified /Board Eligible in Internal Medicine with experience in managing acutely ill adult patients with a variety of chronic illnesses.