A daytime Hospitalist opportunity is open at a 595-bed Level I Trauma Center and Magnet®-designated teaching hospital in Dallas, Texas. This is an employed position within a 42-provider hospital medicine group at the flagship campus of a seven-hospital North Texas health system — a high-acuity, teaching-oriented environment with a structured 14-on/14-off schedule that delivers genuine time away from the hospital.
Perks and Benefits
- Competitive base salary with full health system benefits package
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Matched retirement plan
- Employee wellness program
- Predictable 14-on / 14-off scheduling with 12-hour daytime shifts — no overnight call built into the rotation
Practice Highlights
- Hospital medicine service staffed by 42 hospitalist physicians and APPs — one of the largest employed hospitalist groups in North Texas
- 595-bed Level I Trauma Center with the only adult Level I designation and the first Certified Comprehensive Stroke Center in Southern Dallas
- Magnet®-designated nursing environment supporting high standards of interdisciplinary collaboration
- Active teaching hospital with resident involvement integrated into daily hospital medicine workflows
- Daily responsibilities include comprehensive assessments, diagnostic interpretation (imaging and labs), individualized treatment planning, and care coordination with nursing and subspecialty teams
- Flagship campus of a seven-hospital system with more than 360 employed providers across over 90 clinics in the North Texas region
- Evidence-based hospital medicine protocols guide clinical decision-making across the service
Qualifications
- Board certification by the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM)
- Completion of an ACGME-accredited Internal Medicine residency program
- Minimum 2 years of hospitalist experience in a Level I Trauma Center setting
- Active Texas Medical License and active DEA registration required at time of start
About the Community
Dallas is one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the United States, offering a low state income tax environment, a diverse and vibrant cultural scene, world-class dining, professional sports, and a cost of living that remains favorable relative to comparable major metros. The city's extensive highway and air infrastructure — anchored by Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport — makes it easy to travel regionally and nationally, while the surrounding DFW Metroplex provides strong public and private school options, varied neighborhoods, and abundant recreational amenities for physicians relocating with families.