A dedicated Advanced GI Hospitalist opportunity is open at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Irving, a 293-bed facility in Irving, Texas, serving the greater Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. This employed position with a partnership track is structured for a procedurally skilled gastroenterologist — ERCP and EUS are core to the role — who wants a focused inpatient practice with a manageable census, a Monday–Friday schedule, and the clinical autonomy of a physician-led private practice backed by national-scale infrastructure. Target start date is 2027.
Perks and Benefits
- Generous financial package (specific figures not disclosed; inquire directly)
- Signing bonus included
- Relocation allowance provided
- Annual CME stipend
- Employed position with a defined partnership track
- Physician-led Management Services Organization (MSO) model — administrative, revenue cycle, compliance, analytics, and operational support provided nationally, reducing non-clinical burden
- Local clinical autonomy preserved within a national GI network
Practice Highlights
- Dedicated Advanced GI Hospitalist role — focused, defined scope with no outpatient clinic obligations
- Monday–Friday schedule; no weekend or holiday call structure described
- Low inpatient volume — sustainable daily census by design
- Dedicated APP assigned to assist with floor rounding
- Single-hospital coverage: Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Irving, a 293-bed acute care facility
- ERCP and EUS are required procedural competencies — advanced endoscopy is central to this position
- Part of the GI Alliance network — the nation's largest physician-led gastroenterology group — providing data insights, technology, and specialty-specific operational support
- Physician governance structure includes a Physician Executive Committee, Regional Clinical Governance Boards, and Local Head Physicians — clinical decision-making remains with clinicians
Qualifications
- Board certification or board eligibility in Gastroenterology (American Board of Internal Medicine – Gastroenterology)
- Completion of an accredited Gastroenterology fellowship; advanced endoscopy training (ERCP and EUS) required
- Demonstrated procedural proficiency in ERCP and endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) — both are mandatory for this role
- Active Texas medical license or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Comfort with inpatient GI consultation and floor rounding in an acute care hospital setting
About the Community
Irving, Texas — population 258,636 — sits at the heart of the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, anchored by the upscale Las Colinas urban center with its convention facilities, the Toyota Music Factory entertainment district, and walkable mixed-use development. DFW International Airport is approximately 10 miles away, a roughly 20-minute drive, and DART's Orange Line connects Irving and Las Colinas directly to the airport and into downtown Dallas — making this one of the most accessible mid-sized cities in the Sun Belt. Physicians relocating here gain access to world-class dining, professional sports, top-rated suburban school districts, and a cost of living that remains favorable relative to comparable major metros.