GI Hospitalist | Block Schedule | Inpatient Only | Texas Gulf Coast

Job description

"Hospital-employed GI Hospitalist opportunity offering block scheduling, procedural focus, no clinic responsibilities, and the ability to help build a growing inpatient GI service.A growing regional health system on the Texas Gulf Coast is seeking a BE/BC Gastroenterologist to join a newly developing inpatient GI hospitalist program. This is a rare opportunity to practice 100% inpatient Gastroenterology while maintaining a predictable schedule and strong work-life Sign up or sign in for contact information for physicians who enjoy consultative and procedural GI without the demands of outpatient practice, this role offers strong support, flexibility, and the chance to help shape a new service line from the ground up.Practice Highlights• 100% inpatient Gastroenterology• No clinic, outpatient follow-up, or inbox management• Flexible block scheduling: 7 on / 7 off or 14 on / 14 off• Dedicated inpatient consult and procedure focus• ERCP welcomed but not required• APP support and collaborative specialty coverage• Modern endoscopy support and EPIC EMR• Opportunity to help build and grow the inpatient GI programCompensation & Benefits• Competitive hospital-employed compensation• Productivity incentives available• Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance• Comprehensive benefits package including retirement, CME, malpractice with tail, and PTOThe Community• Coastal Texas community with easy access to Houston• No state income tax• Affordable housing and lower overall cost of living• Boating, fishing, beaches, and outdoor recreation nearby• Family-friendly atmosphere with short commute times and less congestion than larger metro areasIf you're looking for a high income, inpatient focused GI role with real time off and no clinic burden, this is worth a Sign up or sign in for contact information LandrumCall/Text: Sign up or sign in for contact informationSign up or sign in for contact information a Call: Sign up or sign in for contact information"