Critical Care Intensivist in Paducah, KY

TeamHealth and Baptist Deaconess Paducah are expanding and adding dedicated critical care physicians to their ICU coverage. The ideal candidate will be internal medicine (IM), emergency medicine (EM) or surgery trained with a critical care fellowship. The Baptist Paducah ICU has 24 beds and is an open ICU with rounding and admissions support from the hospitalist team. The critical care staff includes physicians and APC support in a collegial hospital environment. This position offers:Excellent schedule with work/life balanceTop compensationGenerous sign on bonus and relocation bonusTo learn more about this exciting opportunity, apply today!California Applicant Privacy Act:  https://www.teamhealth.com/california-applicant-privacy-notice/- Sign on bonus with fellowship stipend- Relocation bonus- Comprehensive benefits package- Retirement options- Free CME library- Excellent specialty and administrative support- Paid professional liability insurance and tail coverage Additional Information: - Specialty: Internal Medicine Critical Care - Location: 2501 Kentucky AvePaducah, Kentucky 42003 - Contact: Jason Stuckey About the Company: Baptist Health Paducah is a regional medical and referral center, serving about 200,000 patients a year from four states. The hospital provides a full range of services, including cardiac and cancer care, diagnostic imaging, women’s and children’s services, surgery, emergency treatment, rehabilitation, transitional care, weight management and wound care. The main campus covers eight square blocks, plus off-site outpatient rehab, occupational medicine, primary care, school clinics, imaging and lab. Overall, Baptist Hospital Paducah offers 20 points of care to make healthcare more convenient for area residents. Baptist Health Paducah has about 2,000 employees, making it one of the region’s largest employers; and about 260 physicians representing more than 40 medical specialties. The Baptist Health Foundation Paducah supports needed services, facilities and other areas of growth. The hospital opened in 1953 as Western Baptist Hospital and changed its name in early 2013, along with other facilities in Baptist Health, one of the largest not-for-profit healthcare systems in Kentucky. The hospital has earned Pathway to Excellence designation for excellence in nursing services by the American Nursing Credentialing Center