Hospitalist job located in Athens, Georgia

Deliver compassionate patient care through (Login for Information)'s opportunity for a full-time nocturnist physician to join our team at St. Mary's Hospital in Athens, Georgia. We are actively interviewing board certified or board eligible internal medicine (IM) physicians for our well-established program featuring a 7-on/7-off schedule with a great work/life balance. This is a nocturnist position with an APC providing cross-coverage and the physician doing admissions. Residents and J-1 Visa clinicians are welcome to apply.

In today's hospital medicine environment, you are asked to deliver patient care with a high level of confidence. That's why (Login for Information) puts you in the best position, with the education, training, risk management resources, and support to anticipate patient needs and act on them. (Login for Information) is the industry leader in providing integrated hospital-based services offering the ability to grow professionally. For more than 40 years, (Login for Information)'s innovative national resources have supported our clinicians as they deliver the best possible patient care. Driven by our commitment to quality and safety, we are proud to be one of the largest integrated healthcare providers in the country.

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Just 60 miles northeast of Atlanta, the college town of Athens is a cultural hub of creative energy. The vibe comes from a robust visual and performing arts scene, live music almost every night of the week, amazing food and beverage offerings, innovative creators and more. Athens is home to the state's official museum of art and official botanical garden, as well as the Athens Beer Trail and acclaimed music venues like the Georgia Theatre and 40 Watt Club. Step across Broad Street onto the University of Georgia's historic North Campus and you'll be stepping back over two centuries to the birthplace of public higher education in America, with some of the oldest and grandest well-preserved antebellum architecture in the region.