Residency Core Faculty – Banks of the Dan River in Virginia

Sovah Health - Danville Internal Medicine Residency Program is seeking a physician for a creative core faculty position combining fast-paced hospital work with outpatient clinical work along with teaching and administrative responsibilities. The clinic serves a diverse patient population with over 10,000 visits annually and growing. The program fosters a collegial, supportive environment which is conducive to learning and professional growth. Sovah Health - Danville is a 250-bed community hospital with the region’s only designated Chest Pain Center and Certified Advanced Primary Stroke Center. Also offering accredited by American College of Cardiology (ACC) Accreditation Services for Chest Pain Center and Heart Failure, accredited by the American College of Surgeons’ Commission on Cancer, and is a member of the Duke Heart Network and Duke Telestroke Network. The second largest employer in the City of Danville, the facility has served the community and region for more than 120 years. Since 2010 both medical students and physician residents have trained onsite through programs accredited by the AOA and ACGME. Sitting majestically on the banks of the Dan River in the heart of southern Virginia, Danville exceeds expectations with a wide variety of activities ranging from outdoor festivals and events. Additional Information: - Specialty: Internal Medicine - Location: Danville, Virginia - Contact: Shelly Stafford (Recruiter) About the Company: Licensed for 250 beds, Sovah Health - Danville is the most comprehensive source of healthcare in the Dan River Region of Virginia and North Carolina. For more than 120 years, this hospital has been part of the community and has an active medical staff of approximately 165 members and employs over 1,300 associates.  The hospital provides over 25 medical specialties and 14 surgical services to the community. Danville Regional has the largest, leading-edge surgical capacity with advanced capabilities (including 13 state-of-the art surgical suites), open-heart surgeries and other complicated procedures in the area, including those usually found only at large teaching hospitals.