Critical Care Physician (Intensivist)

National Health Partners

Fort Lauderdale, FL • 36m ago • On-site

Senior

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400,000 - 420,000 USD/yr

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$400,000 – $420,000/year

Quick Facts

  • 24/7 Critical Care coverage for a 36-ICU-bed facility in South Florida (Dade and Broward counties)
  • Staffing model: 1 intensivist with 2 mid-level providers; average census 20–30 patients
  • Schedule: flexible; minimum 14–15 shifts/month; covers 8 days and 6 nights per month

Description

You will provide Critical Care Medicine as an intensivist within a 36-ICU-bed facility supporting 24/7 coverage across hospitals in Dade and Broward counties. Care is delivered with one intensivist and two mid-level providers, and mid-levels perform procedures including PICC lines. The opening is driven by growth, with little or no turnover.

Role description

  • Provide Critical Care Medicine coverage in an ICU setting with two mid-level providers alongside
  • Manage an average census of 20–30 patients between the three providers
  • Participate in procedures as needed in an ICU environment

Responsibilities

  • Deliver 24/7 critical care coverage
  • Support patient management for ICU patients alongside mid-level providers

Requirements

  • MD/DO
  • Critical Care Medicine training/board eligibility

Benefits

  • Very competitive compensation plus benefits
  • Occurrence malpractice insurance
  • Full benefits: health, dental, vision, 401k
  • CME allowance: $3,000

Qualified environment

Excellent friendly environment.

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