A well-established academic hospitalist group in Brooklyn, NY is recruiting a PRN physician to join a teaching-focused inpatient medicine service. The position offers daytime-only hours with no overnight call obligation, supervision of internal medicine residents, and a closed ICU model that keeps critical care management within a dedicated intensivist team. For the right clinician, this is a low-procedural-burden academic role in one of the country's most dynamic urban healthcare markets, with a clear pathway into local, regional, and national leadership.
Perks and Benefits
- PRN / per diem engagement offering scheduling flexibility
- Access to a national network of more than 19,000 practicing clinicians with structured pathways into local, regional, and national leadership roles
Practice Highlights
- PRN hospitalist position embedded within a well-established, long-tenured inpatient medicine group
- Daytime shifts only — no overnight call requirement
- Academic teaching environment: direct supervision of internal medicine residents as a core daily responsibility
- Closed ICU model — intensivist fellows manage critical care; hospitalists are expected to be comfortable responding to in-house codes if needed
- Procedures are not required for day-to-day practice; procedural familiarity is valued for its educational utility in the teaching setting
- Codes are primarily handled by fellows, reducing acute resuscitation burden on the hospitalist team
- Opportunity to grow into leadership roles at the local, regional, and national level within a large, organized clinical enterprise
Qualifications
- Board certification or board eligibility in Internal Medicine or Hospital Medicine
- Completion of an Internal Medicine residency program
- Active New York State medical license or eligibility to obtain
- Comfort with in-house code response in a teaching hospital environment
- Procedural knowledge sufficient to support resident education, though independent procedural performance is not required
- Prior teaching or academic experience preferred given the resident supervision component
About the Community
Brooklyn is New York City's most populous borough — a dense, culturally rich environment offering world-class dining, arts, and neighborhoods ranging from brownstone-lined streets to waterfront communities along the East River and New York Harbor. Physicians relocating here gain immediate access to one of the most robust academic medical ecosystems in the country, with major institutions, subspecialty colleagues, and research infrastructure all within reach. Cost of living, while urban, is offset by the borough's unmatched professional network and quality of life for those who thrive in a fast-paced, intellectually stimulating city.