Hospital Medicine Physician
About the role
Join our close-knit team of four physicians at Pike Community Hospital, supported by a clinical performance nurse. Our group consists of two-day and two-night physicians who care about and focus on quality and patient-centered care.
In this hospital and community, you have a supportive group of people who genuinely love working with each other, which shows. With this underserved community, you can make a real difference in improving health care and the systems for patient care.
We convene monthly for team meetings where we have close ties and communication with hospital administration.
Qualifications
- Board Certified or Board Eligible Internal Medicine or Family Medicine trained physicians
- All Life Certifications must by AHA
Scheduling
We offer various flexible schedules to accommodate a healthy work/life balance
Key Responsibilities
- Work in a critical access hospital with a united group of providers.
- There is no ICU, and procedures are not required.
- Working closely with our system and consultants, we regularly enjoy the challenge of complex cases.
- We convene monthly for team meetings where we have close ties and communication with hospital administration.
Living and Working in Waverly
Waverly isn’t where we work—it’s where we live and enjoy the perfect mix of suburban comfort and natural beauty. Right at the edge of the Appalachian Mountains, we have trails, scenic parks, and easy access to the outdoors. Chillicothe offers a welcoming community with family-friendly neighborhoods. With local events, a strong sense of connection, and proximity to Columbus, Chillicothe is a place where you can truly feel at home.
Rewards and Compensation
- Compensation: Highly competitive salary with bonuses.
Our values in action
- Uncompromising Care: You deliver thoughtful, evidence-based care across diverse inpatient populations. We support you with tools and workflows that enhance your clinical impact—because every patient deserves excellence.
- Collaboration: You’re part of a tightly integrated team of hospitalists who work in partnership with nurses, specialists, and case managers to ensure coordinated, efficient care throughout the hospital stay.
- Accountability: You lead with intention—owning your role in shaping hospital strategy, mentoring peers, and driving performance across key metrics like length of stay, readmissions, and patient satisfaction.
- Ingenuity & Empathy: You bring steady leadership and innovative thinking to complex clinical and operational challenges, balancing precision with compassion for patients, families, and your team.
Career Path
- Practicing
- Single-site Leadership
- Multi-site Leadership
Hospital Medicine
Join one of our 250 programs operating across 30+ states, delivering comprehensive inpatient care centered on teamwork, quality, and patient outcomes.
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