Private Pediatric Practice Jobs in Usa

Hematology/Oncology practice
- Metro Iowa Partnership opportunity
- 7 figure income potential.

Iowa s largest community oncology practice Private group practice with 22 Physicians (including bench physicians) and 37 Advanced Practice Providers Several openings available (growth and upcoming retirement openings) Schedule is Monday Friday from 8 am 5pm.

Group is flexible with possible 4-day work week as well.

2-year partnership track with outstanding income potential Initial base salary range up to $525,000 range (negotiable) plus full benefits and sign-on bonus.

Call shared equally and program is setup where one doctor is on call, but PA/NPs are on the front-line doing admits.

This program has significantly reduced the burden of call.

EMR is Onco EMR (Oncology based EMR system) 6 weeks of PTO plus 5K annually for CME.

100% of health insurance premium paid.

Doctors all share some outreach work doing this 2-4 times per month.

Metro area with 559,000 population right in the city and 750,000 in 5 county surrounding area.

Outstanding schools, low crime rate and low cost of living make this an ideal place to live and raise your family.

Ranked as 13 th Best City to Live in by US News and World Report (July 2021) Group is affiliated with 2 area hospitals and has 21 outreach clinics in Central Iowa (most within an hour drive).

Each doctor does outreach one day per week usually.

Group is doing extensive clinical trials as well as non-profit/research trials.

Possible visa sponsorship available

Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health is looking for a Certified Nursing Aide (CNA) in Knightdale, NC and surrounding areas.

Angels of Care has been caring for the medically fragile community across the nation since 2000! We pride ourselves on our values: Heart, Advocacy, Love, Outreach, and Speed! #HALOS Pay Range: $14- $16

At our company, CNAs are able to get back to why they became CNAs: To provide direct, one-on-one care to medical fragile individuals and to make a difference in the lives of their patients and families. Our CNAs work flexible and predictable schedules with full support anytime day or night.

We are looking for a Certified Nursing Aide (CNA) to work full-time and part-time shifts. Job duties include but are not limited to:

• Activities of daily living (bathing, personal hygiene, dressing, etc)
• Range of motion activities
• Bolus feeding
• Catheterization
• Oral/Nasal suctioning
• Oxygen administration

Why Angels of Care: We have a full benefits package, outlined below. Among these great benefits, we LOVE our employees! We advocate for our field staff, go above and beyond for you and we keep you informed on ways you can help advocate for the clients we serve!

• Patient centered care
• Company culture founded on loving and supporting our employees and patients
• Medical, Dental, & Vision Health Plans
• Paid Time Off
• Competitive Weekly pay
• Flexible/dependable scheduling
• 1:1 patient care ratio
• Company paid Life Insurance
• 24/7 Clinical Support
• Paid/unlimited exceptional SIM lab and live client training
• Ongoing clinical education and professional growth opportunities
• Annual Car Giveaway

Are You the Right Candidate? Please apply if you have the following qualifications.

• Must have valid Certified Nursing Aide I or II certification, copy of TB test, current CPR, and valid state identification, must be at least 18 years of age.
• Must displace good emotional health and be able to physically tolerate much standing, bending and lifting within guidelines and teaching provided by the state
• Must be able to read and follow written instructions and document the care as directed.
• Must demonstrate a cooperative attitude toward providing services.
• Ability to work independently and with minimal supervision.
• Ability to make a positive and lasting impression!
• Physical ability to walk, lift, bend, kneel, see, hear, and speak clearly.

U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Information Individuals seeking employment at Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health are considered without regards to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identification, national origin, age, marital status, ancestry, physical or mental disability, or veteran status.

We Provide Children and young adults in need with high-quality home health care in a loving, caring and professional manner.

We want to be considered the very best pediatric home health agency.

Heart Our clients are the heart of everything we do. Every decision made at Angels of Care is made with the client's best interests in mind. We go above and beyond to ensure appropriate services are provided to these families through continuity of care.

Advocacy We will advocate for our clients, industry, providers and compliance. Our team has a significant presence in both the Texas Association of Home Care and Hospice and the Home Care Association of Colorado. Our team is frequently involved in meetings with legislatures, home care state executives, managed care organizations and other industry leaders to ensure the appropriate services are accessible to the families we serve. Compliance is an integral part of all Angels of Care processes. The robust compliance team and compliance program at Angels of Care works to ensure that all rules and regulations are followed to allow for clinical and compliance excellence.

Love We love our employees and will go above and beyond for them. We believe that if our employees feel the love that they will love their job. If our employees love their job they can help us love our clients, which is the heart of everything we do. Our employees are truly part of the AOC family.

Outreach We will have outreach into the special needs community. We encourage employees to become part of the special needs community. Being involved in this community drives a sense of purpose behind the job that our employees do.

Speed We will act with speed to ensure our employees, clients and families are taken care of with the upmost priority. We understand that every minute counts and that these families rely on us to act quickly and be responsive to the needs of their children.

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Pediatrics

Status: .9/FT (36 hours a week)

Shift: Nights

Hours: 6pm-6:30am

As the only Pediatric inpatient unit in the Dubuque area, pediatric staff provide family centered care to pediatric patients up to the age of 18. This includes conducting physical assessments, monitoring and administration of medications, creating care plans and providing relevant patient education. Pediatric staff work closely with physicians, respiratory therapists and laboratory personnel to fulfill each patient’s plan of care.

Working a primarily night position, staff are assigned every third weekend and have an assigned holiday rotation. Working primarily 1800-0630, schedule is otherwise created utilizing self-scheduling with the guidance of the unit based staffing committee.

Pediatric staff will be cross-trained to the Level 2 NICU to take patients admitted to that unit, in addition to crosstraining to care for postpartum couplets. Opportunities to assist in the Emergency Department with pediatric patients as well, including assessments and cares. All Pediatric staff are certified in NRP and PALS onsite, and are also required to be certified in BLS and mandatory reporter.

Full time position in the Birth Center at MercyOne Dubuque Medical Center. Primarily night position; this position is also required to work every third weekend and every third holiday. Care for the laboring patient in addition to postpartum couplets and surgical patients. Will be cross trained to assist in pediatrics during times of high census. Required to become Electronic Fetal Monitor certified within first year, in addition to ACLS and NRP; Mandatory Reporter and BLS also required.  

POSITION PURPOSE:
Provides and directs safe, effective, and culturally competent care for women, newborns, and pediatric patients. Utilizes evidence-based practice and critical thinking to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate outcome-based care. Manages a diverse patient population across labor and delivery, postpartum, newborn nursery, pediatrics, and/or pediatric intensive care, with varying levels of acuity. Supervises and coordinates care provided by LPNs, Patient Care Technicians/Assistants, and other team members, while ensuring clear communication with physicians, families, and the interdisciplinary team. Adheres to MercyOne’s performance expectations and upholds the Mission, Vision, and Values of MercyOne.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

1. Associate degree in nursing required

2. Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) preferred.

3. Current Iowa RN license, (current Illinois (IL) license if working in IL) required.

4. American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) required.

5. Proof of completion of Mandatory Reporter – Child and/or Dependent Adult Abuse training within three (3) months of hire.

6. High language, intermediate to high math, high critical thinking ability.

7. Basic computer skills required.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
1. Conducts an initial assessment to gather data.

• Makes an initial assessment of new admissions within 30 minutes of the patient’s arrival to the unit.

• Completes all areas of the admission assessment database within 24 hours of admission.

2. Identifies patient problems and develops them into an outcome/goal-based plan of care.

• Initiates the patient problem list and incorporates relevant obstetric, neonatal, or pediatric history into the plan of care.

• Analyzes and interprets assessment data to identify desired outcomes/goals for mother and child.

• Determines nursing interventions to achieve those outcomes/goals.

• Prioritizes care needs for both mother and infant.

• Identifies and makes appropriate referrals (e.g., Lactation Consultant, Social Services, Nutritional Services, Spiritual Care).

3. Implements the outcome/goal-based plan of care

• Assigns and coordinates patient care based on acuity and team member competencies.

• Organizes and prioritizes care for mothers, newborns, and pediatric patients.

• Delegates tasks appropriately to other team members.

• Implements the plan of care including procedures, treatments, physician orders, nursing orders, education plans, and medications.

• Coordinates implementation with Case Manager, Social Worker, and other disciplines.

• Assists in discharge planning, ensuring families have resources for newborn care, breastfeeding support, and pediatric follow-up.

• Uses nursing judgment to determine frequency and components of reassessment.

• Reassesses at regular intervals to monitor maternal recovery and newborn/pediatric progress.

• Documents discharge instructions for mother, infant, and/or caregiver.

4. Evaluates patient progress and revises the plan as needed

• Evaluates maternal and pediatric response(s) to interventions.

• Updates the plan of care based on ongoing reassessments.

• Revises problem list and outcomes/goals as conditions change.

5. Evaluates patient progress and revises the outcome/goal-based plan as needed.

• Evaluates patient response(s) to interventions.

• Review/modifies/revises the outcome-based plan of care based on ongoing reassessments.

• Updates the problem list and outcomes/goals.

6. Communicates relevant clinical information to optimize outcomes

• Communicates maternal and pediatric status to physicians and team members.

• Reports progress toward outcomes/goals and changes in condition promptly.

• Maintains ongoing communication with interdisciplinary team throughout the shift, at handoff, and during transfers.

• Documents completely and accurately per policy.

7. Demonstrates clinical competence

• Utilizes Women & Children-specific policies and procedures to guide practice.

• Ensures medication safety following the “5 Rights.”

• Demonstrates competency in electronic health record systems.

• Processes and implements physician orders accurately.

• Maintains communication with leadership regarding admissions, acuity, and significant events.

• Completes assigned shift duties and resolves discrepancies.

8. Manages fetal and neonatal monitoring when applicable

• Demonstrates competency in interpreting fetal heart tracings and neonatal vital signs.

• Responds appropriately to changes in maternal or neonatal condition.

• Provides interventions for obstetric or neonatal emergencies.

• Serves as a resource for other hospital services and participates in quality improvement initiatives.

9. Provides age-appropriate care based on principles of growth and development

• Collects, analyzes, and applies age-specific data for newborns, children, and adolescents.

• Performs tasks and uses equipment in an age-appropriate manner.

• Communicates effectively with patients and families at their developmental level.

10. Adheres to safety and infection control standards

• Attends required safety programs.

• Uses appropriate PPE consistently.

• Demonstrates emergency procedures for obstetric and pediatric emergencies.

• Maintains a safe environment for mothers, infants, and staff.

11. Maintains compliance with laws, regulations, and organizational standards

• Upholds Trinity Health’s Integrity Program, Standards of Conduct, and all applicable policies in a professional and ethical manner.

PHYSICAL AND MENTAL REQUIREMENTS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
1. Performs duties that may involve exposure to hazardous substances and is subject to normal risks associated with handling of narcotics. In patient care areas, may perform or demonstrate patient care tasks which may expose the clinical nurse to infectious or communicable disease, or possibility of injury from irrational or confused patients and visitors or from instruments or equipment.

2. Lift/Carry; Push/Pull 76-100% of the time, avg 50-100 lbs.

3. Stand; Walk/Move About 76-100% of the time

4. Must possess the ability to comply with Trinity Health policies and procedures.

Our Commitment

Rooted in our Mission and Core Values, we honor the dignity of every person and recognize the unique perspectives, experiences, and talents each colleague brings. By finding common ground and embracing our differences, we grow stronger together and deliver more compassionate, person-centered care. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orie

RN

Pediatrics

Status: .9/FT (36 hours a week)

Shift: Nights

Hours: 6pm-6:30am

As the only Pediatric inpatient unit in the Dubuque area, pediatric staff provide family centered care to pediatric patients up to the age of 18. This includes conducting physical assessments, monitoring and administration of medications, creating care plans and providing relevant patient education. Pediatric staff work closely with physicians, respiratory therapists and laboratory personnel to fulfill each patient’s plan of care.

Working a primarily night position, staff are assigned every third weekend and have an assigned holiday rotation. Working primarily 1800-0630, schedule is otherwise created utilizing self-scheduling with the guidance of the unit based staffing committee.

Pediatric staff will be cross-trained to the Level 2 NICU to take patients admitted to that unit, in addition to crosstraining to care for postpartum couplets. Opportunities to assist in the Emergency Department with pediatric patients as well, including assessments and cares. All Pediatric staff are certified in NRP and PALS onsite, and are also required to be certified in BLS and mandatory reporter.

Full time position in the Birth Center at MercyOne Dubuque Medical Center. Primarily night position; this position is also required to work every third weekend and every third holiday. Care for the laboring patient in addition to postpartum couplets and surgical patients. Will be cross trained to assist in pediatrics during times of high census. Required to become Electronic Fetal Monitor certified within first year, in addition to ACLS and NRP; Mandatory Reporter and BLS also required.  

POSITION PURPOSE:
Provides and directs safe, effective, and culturally competent care for women, newborns, and pediatric patients. Utilizes evidence-based practice and critical thinking to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate outcome-based care. Manages a diverse patient population across labor and delivery, postpartum, newborn nursery, pediatrics, and/or pediatric intensive care, with varying levels of acuity. Supervises and coordinates care provided by LPNs, Patient Care Technicians/Assistants, and other team members, while ensuring clear communication with physicians, families, and the interdisciplinary team. Adheres to MercyOne’s performance expectations and upholds the Mission, Vision, and Values of MercyOne.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

1. Associate degree in nursing required

2. Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) preferred.

3. Current Iowa RN license, (current Illinois (IL) license if working in IL) required.

4. American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) required.

5. Proof of completion of Mandatory Reporter – Child and/or Dependent Adult Abuse training within three (3) months of hire.

6. High language, intermediate to high math, high critical thinking ability.

7. Basic computer skills required.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
1. Conducts an initial assessment to gather data.

• Makes an initial assessment of new admissions within 30 minutes of the patient’s arrival to the unit.

• Completes all areas of the admission assessment database within 24 hours of admission.

2. Identifies patient problems and develops them into an outcome/goal-based plan of care.

• Initiates the patient problem list and incorporates relevant obstetric, neonatal, or pediatric history into the plan of care.

• Analyzes and interprets assessment data to identify desired outcomes/goals for mother and child.

• Determines nursing interventions to achieve those outcomes/goals.

• Prioritizes care needs for both mother and infant.

• Identifies and makes appropriate referrals (e.g., Lactation Consultant, Social Services, Nutritional Services, Spiritual Care).

3. Implements the outcome/goal-based plan of care

• Assigns and coordinates patient care based on acuity and team member competencies.

• Organizes and prioritizes care for mothers, newborns, and pediatric patients.

• Delegates tasks appropriately to other team members.

• Implements the plan of care including procedures, treatments, physician orders, nursing orders, education plans, and medications.

• Coordinates implementation with Case Manager, Social Worker, and other disciplines.

• Assists in discharge planning, ensuring families have resources for newborn care, breastfeeding support, and pediatric follow-up.

• Uses nursing judgment to determine frequency and components of reassessment.

• Reassesses at regular intervals to monitor maternal recovery and newborn/pediatric progress.

• Documents discharge instructions for mother, infant, and/or caregiver.

4. Evaluates patient progress and revises the plan as needed

• Evaluates maternal and pediatric response(s) to interventions.

• Updates the plan of care based on ongoing reassessments.

• Revises problem list and outcomes/goals as conditions change.

5. Evaluates patient progress and revises the outcome/goal-based plan as needed.

• Evaluates patient response(s) to interventions.

• Review/modifies/revises the outcome-based plan of care based on ongoing reassessments.

• Updates the problem list and outcomes/goals.

6. Communicates relevant clinical information to optimize outcomes

• Communicates maternal and pediatric status to physicians and team members.

• Reports progress toward outcomes/goals and changes in condition promptly.

• Maintains ongoing communication with interdisciplinary team throughout the shift, at handoff, and during transfers.

• Documents completely and accurately per policy.

7. Demonstrates clinical competence

• Utilizes Women & Children-specific policies and procedures to guide practice.

• Ensures medication safety following the “5 Rights.”

• Demonstrates competency in electronic health record systems.

• Processes and implements physician orders accurately.

• Maintains communication with leadership regarding admissions, acuity, and significant events.

• Completes assigned shift duties and resolves discrepancies.

8. Manages fetal and neonatal monitoring when applicable

• Demonstrates competency in interpreting fetal heart tracings and neonatal vital signs.

• Responds appropriately to changes in maternal or neonatal condition.

• Provides interventions for obstetric or neonatal emergencies.

• Serves as a resource for other hospital services and participates in quality improvement initiatives.

9. Provides age-appropriate care based on principles of growth and development

• Collects, analyzes, and applies age-specific data for newborns, children, and adolescents.

• Performs tasks and uses equipment in an age-appropriate manner.

• Communicates effectively with patients and families at their developmental level.

10. Adheres to safety and infection control standards

• Attends required safety programs.

• Uses appropriate PPE consistently.

• Demonstrates emergency procedures for obstetric and pediatric emergencies.

• Maintains a safe environment for mothers, infants, and staff.

11. Maintains compliance with laws, regulations, and organizational standards

• Upholds Trinity Health’s Integrity Program, Standards of Conduct, and all applicable policies in a professional and ethical manner.

PHYSICAL AND MENTAL REQUIREMENTS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
1. Performs duties that may involve exposure to hazardous substances and is subject to normal risks associated with handling of narcotics. In patient care areas, may perform or demonstrate patient care tasks which may expose the clinical nurse to infectious or communicable disease, or possibility of injury from irrational or confused patients and visitors or from instruments or equipment.

2. Lift/Carry; Push/Pull 76-100% of the time, avg 50-100 lbs.

3. Stand; Walk/Move About 76-100% of the time

4. Must possess the ability to comply with Trinity Health policies and procedures.

Our Commitment

Rooted in our Mission and Core Values, we honor the dignity of every person and recognize the unique perspectives, experiences, and talents each colleague brings. By finding common ground and embracing our differences, we grow stronger together and deliver more compassionate, person-centered care. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orie

The Division of Pediatric Cardiology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Children’s Nebraska is seeking a board eligible or certified Pediatric Cardiologist with expertise in echocardiography and fetal echocardiography to join the faculty at the Lincoln Specialty Clinic in Lincoln, NE. This clinic already has one full-time experienced cardiologist and an APP, with transthoracic and fetal echocardiography, ECGs and Holters completed on site. This is a primarily ambulatory practice with the opportunity for local NICU and inpatient consultation.

This is a unique opportunity, with unlimited potential to advance a clinical and academic career. We are seeking a physician who is committed to establishing and maintaining longitudinal care for patients in the Lincoln community, but also would have the opportunity to rotate at the Children’s Nebraska main campus in Omaha to further engage their skills and interests, such as inpatient cardiology, and the echo and exercise stress lab.

The dedicated Lincoln team fosters a sense of family – not just amongst staff, but with patient families, the local pediatricians, and clinicians as well. This opportunity provides a collaborative culture where physicians can excel in their medical practice while maintaining a rewarding and balanced lifestyle.

While based in Lincoln and having primary responsibility for these patients, Lincoln cardiologists are members of the 20+ faculty of Children’s Nebraska, including 15 noninvasive imaging cardiologists. The Children’s echocardiography lab has celebrated over 20 years of IAC credentialed status and interprets 13,000 echocardiograms and 450 fetal studies per year, of which approximately 1000 are Lincoln based. The practice has ready access to congenital cardiac CT and MRI, with over 500 studies performed annually. Children’s Nebraska boasts an independent advanced 3D visualization lab, 3D printing and virtual reality that is completely integrated into the health system. Lincoln is a busy additional hub for pediatric cardiology in Nebraska, with 25% of the total outpatient volume. Lincoln has an extensive referral network covering central and western Nebraska and northern Kansas. There are multiple additional rotating clinics in central and western Nebraska, currently serviced via outreach from Omaha. We foresee a blending of these clinics with our expanded Lincoln capacity.

The program provides the full gamut of congenital cardiology services. We currently have over 20 faculty (and growing) including subspecialists in interventional catheterization, axial imaging, electrophysiology, heart failure and transplant, pulmonary hypertension, exercise physiology, and adult congenital heart disease. We have 3 congenital cardiothoracic surgeons, with dedicated congenital cardiac anesthesia, cardiac intensivists who provide 24/7 care in our newly built, 500-million-dollar expansion to the free-standing Children’s Hospital. This houses our door-to-door variable acuity cardiac care unit, state of the art MRI, CT and cardiac catheterization. Our adult congenital service is separate from the pediatric service and is fully staffed 24/7 with specialized ACHD physicians at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. We have a categorical cardiology fellowship with a 100% boards success rate, and are highly involved with education of pediatric residents, and medical students.

Lincoln has a population of 295,000 and is the state capital. It offers a delightful mix of the amenities, diversity, and culture experience of a large city, with the traffic, cost of living and friendliness of a smaller midwestern community. The city has been thoughtful and proactive in expansion and rejuvenation that includes 172 miles of running and biking trails and 133 parks. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is the state’s flagship campus and is the home of the Big10 conference Nebraska Cornhusker athletic teams. Lincoln boasts a vibrant culinary scene, a lively musical atmosphere, and embraces the fine arts. It has been named one of America’s Healthiest Small Cities, the ninth best place to live and raise a family and Nebraska is ranked #4 in US News & World Report’s Best States rankings. Lincoln has outstanding public and private school systems, and the state is ranked #7 nationally in education.

Affiliated with large academic center and growing healthcare network

• Opportunity to practice 100% Pediatric Ophthalmology including a robust clinical practice with academic responsibilities
• Clinical research supported by an institutional trials team
• Position includes clinical and surgical activities at on site dedicated children´s hospital
• Pediatric Department of 35 Full Time Physicians with Full Complement of Pediatric Sub-Specialists
• $30 Million Pediatric Hospital with Level III NICU
• Medical School offers training in 10 residency and 14 fellowship programs with over 250 residents / fellows on campus working alongside 400 providers in 75 areas of primary and specialty care
• Residency programs in both Pediatrics and Internal Medicine/ Pediatrics and fellowship programs in Pediatric Hospital Medicine and Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
• 750 plus bed healthcare network includes two teaching hospitals and a Pediatric hospital committed to improving the health of over 1 million children and adults
• Academic appointment commensurate with experience and training
• Competitive compensation with generous benefits package and retirement plan
• Employer paid occurrence malpractice insurance
• H1b candidates and 2023 J1 candidates accepted
• Educational stipend available

• Enjoy the scenic shores of a historic river
• Take in the four season views while mountain hiking
• The region´s best skiing at your doorstep
• Year-round family fun
• A down-to-earth place to live combined with amazing cultural sensations
• NCAA Division One Intercollegiate Sports Teams
• Excellent Public and Private Schools
• Short Distance to 4 Major Metro Areas
• Grand prize winner America´s Best Communities Competition!

Driscoll Children’s Hospital – Pediatric Neurologist/Epileptologist

Job Overview:

Driscoll Children’s Hospital is seeking a board-certified or board-eligible Child Neurologist with specialized training in Epilepsy and Neurophysiology to join our growing neuroscience team. This is an exciting opportunity to work in a collaborative, mission-driven environment serving the children of South Texas. The ideal candidate will provide both inpatient and outpatient care for children with neurologic conditions, with a focus on the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy.

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide comprehensive neurologic care to pediatric patients, including those with complex epilepsy.
• Interpret EEGs and other neurodiagnostic studies.
• Participate in the development and/or expansion of Epilepsy Service Driscoll Children’s Hospital.
• Collaborate with neurosurgeons, hospitalists, intensivists, and other subspecialists.
• Participate in inpatient consultations, outpatient clinics, and shared call coverage.
• Contribute to quality improvement initiatives and clinical program development.
• Engage in education and mentorship of medical students and residents.
• Serve as Neurology faculty member for pediatric residents and medical students at Driscoll Children’s Hospital.
• Engage in clinical research projects at Driscoll Children’s Hospital, if desired.

Qualifications:

• MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school.
• Board-certified or board-eligible in Neurology with special qualification in Child Neurology, and board-certified or board-eligible in Epilepsy/Neurophysiology.
• Eligible for licensure to practice medicine in the state of Texas.
• Commitment to clinical excellence, teamwork, and compassionate patient care.

About Driscoll Children's Hospital - Corpus Christi

Driscoll Children's Hospital is a 243-bed pediatric tertiary care center offering more than 30 medical and surgical specialties across South Texas, including Corpus Christi, the Rio Grande Valley, Victoria, and Laredo. Our service area spans over 33,000 square

miles and includes a rural, underserved population. We are home to one of the largest NICU populations in the country, with a state-of-the-art unit that hosts 60 beds.

The hospital's newest addition is a five-floor pavilion, which includes, but is not limited to, 35 dedicated CICU beds, 22 dedicated PICU beds, and a new day surgery unit.

Founded in 1953 through the vision and generosity of Clara Driscoll, Driscoll Children's Hospital was the first free-standing children's hospital in South Texas. Clara Driscoll's estate continues to fund the hospital to this day.

About Corpus Christi

Corpus Christi is an excellent place to work, live, play, and invest. With nine unique beaches to explore, the city offers plenty of opportunities for adventure, whether it’s windsurfing, parasailing, or kayaking out on the water. Corpus Christi is also home to iconic attractions like the Texas State Aquarium and the USS Lexington, making it a great spot for both locals and visitors. The city’s mild climate ensures that outdoor activities, such as golf, cycling, and tennis, can be enjoyed year-round.

Living in Corpus Christi offers the added benefit of being able to live just minutes from work, with minimal traffic, which makes achieving a good work-life balance easy. The city is served by multiple highly rated public-school systems, along with private options available for families. The cost of living in Corpus Christi is low, and perhaps most appealing of all, there is no state income tax, making it a financially attractive place to call home.

Apply Today!

Direct Line: 361-694-5906

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Location:Golisano Children's Hospital -9981 S. HealthPark DriveFort Myers FL 33908

Department: GCHSWF Pediatric Intensivists

Work Type: Full Time

Shift: Shift 1/8:00:00 AM to 4:00:00 PM

Minimum to Midpoint Pay Rate:$38.48 - $50.01 / hour

Are you a strategic pediatric healthcare leader ready to shape the future of hospital-based specialty care?

Lee Health is seeking an experienced, visionary Director of Hospital-Based Physician Services Pediatric Intensivists to provide executive-level leadership at Golisano Childrens Hospital. This high-impact role oversees hospital-based pediatric physicians and Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) across multiple critical service lines, ensuring operational excellence, financial stewardship, and exceptional patient outcomes.

This opportunity is ideal for seasoned pediatric leadership professionals who thrive in complex clinical environments and are passionate about advancing childrens healthcare.

The Director provides operational, financial, and personnel oversight for hospital-based pediatric providers, functioning in close partnership with Practice Directors and physician leadership.

• Oversight of approximately 60 physicians and APPs

  • Includes full-time, PRN, and locum providers

• Leadership across:

  • Pediatric Emergency Department

  • Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)

  • Pediatric Hematology/Oncology

  • Pediatric Hospitalist Program

• No daily travel required (very infrequent as needed)

• Standard business hours with flexibility based on operational needs

  • Examples: evening physician meetings, hurricane preparedness coordination

• Provide strategic leadership for hospital-based pediatric physician services

• Partner closely with clinical and administrative leaders to ensure quality, safety, and performance excellence

• Oversee:

  • Finance and budget management

  • Coding and billing oversight

  • Provider scheduling and productivity

  • Timekeeping and payroll oversight

  • Personnel management, engagement, and performance

• Support recruitment, retention, and onboarding of high-level pediatric providers

• Ensure regulatory compliance and alignment with system-wide standards

• Lead through collaboration, transparency, and operational rigor

We are seeking a highly accomplished healthcare leader who brings:

• Senior-level experience in hospital-based physician operations

• Strong understanding of pediatric specialty services

• Demonstrated success managing large provider teams

• Expertise in financial oversight, provider productivity, and revenue cycle fundamentals

• Strategic mindset with the ability to execute tactically

• Exceptional communication and relationship-building skills

• Experience navigating high-acuity hospital environments

Candidates with experience in pediatric intensivist environments or childrens hospital leadership strongly preferred.

• Lead one of Southwest Floridas most respected pediatric hospital programs

• Influence the direction of critical pediatric service lines

• Collaborate with executive leadership in a highly visible role

• Make a measurable impact on children and families across the region

• Work within a mission-driven, not-for-profit health system

If you are a forward-thinking pediatric healthcare executive ready to lead at scale, we invite you to explore this exceptional leadership opportunity.

Apply today to shape the future of hospital-based pediatric care.

Provides operational leadership and support to multiple hospital-based physician services. The Director will work in collaboration with dyad partners in the acute and post-acute setting. This position reports to Operations leadership and provides support to the division Medical Director. The Director is accountable for the administration and organization of practice operations, by planning and directing all functions and activities associated with business, financial, and clinical activities, including but not limited to performance metrics and workgroups, volume growth drivers, regulatory compliance, annual operating and capital budget, marketing, operational and quality performance monitoring, physician and staff education, potential new program development opportunities and assisting with other system initiatives.

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US:FL:Fort Myers

Clinical Practice and Associate Medical Director OpportunitiesJoin our collaborative Pediatric Urgent Care Practice with Children's Wisconsin.

We're seeking an ABP eligible/certified pediatrician to practice as an acute care provider in the Children's Wisconsin pediatric urgent care clinic in Appleton, Wisconsin.

State-of-the-art Pediatric Urgent Care Clinic opening fall 2025Clinical Practice and Associate Medical Director opportunitiesPassionate about Peds, team oriented, learning-based groupNationally recognized health system dedicated solely to the health and well-being of childrenOnly Pediatric Urgent Care in areaEducation and teaching opportunities availableDAX Copilot for automated clinical documentationWe value and practice work-life balanceGenerous compensation, benefits, sign on, and relocationWelcomes new gradsAt Childrens Wisconsin, we believe kids deserve the best Appleton and the Fox Cities, 19 communities along the Fox River and Lake Winnebago, make up the third-largest metropolitan area in Wisconsin.

Appleton is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, good schools, vibrant downtown, and lower cost of living.

Surrounded by stunning open spaces, hiking, biking, and water activities can be enjoyed just minutes from home.