Physician - Pediatrics - Hospitalist - Corewell Health Children's Hospital - Royal Oak, Michigan

Corewell Health Children’s Hospital is seeking compassionate, dedicated, and energetic

 part -time pediatric hospitalist to join our team in Royal Oak, MI

Our dynamic team manages hospitalized newborn and pediatric patients aged 0-21 yrs. Team members are involved in education, quality improvement, clinical protocol creation, professional development, research, and other scholarly activities.

The new physician will work in rotation with the other pediatric hospitalists in the group providing in-house and overnight home-call coverage within our medical pediatric and newborn units. The pediatric hospitalist will be expected to perform pediatric admissions, pediatric ED consultations, round on well newborns, and participate in daily family-centered bedside rounding. Supervision of resident physicians is a key component of this role. The division sponsors a newly established Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship Program. Physicians also work closely with a collaborative and experienced group of pediatric advanced practice providers.

The Division of Pediatric Hospital Medicine partners with Corewell Graduate Medical Education, providing the opportunity to work with Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine in clinical and pre-clinical settings. During most clinical shifts, pediatric hospitalists will supervise OUWB medical students in addition to supervising residents in pediatrics, internal medicine-pediatrics, family medicine, and emergency medicine.

A full-time position includes:

• 15-17 rounding days/month for a full-time position
• 1 in 3 weekends
• Day shifts with afternoon and overnight shifts possible. Overnight call coverage from home
• There is no outpatient work

Corewell Health was formed in February 2022 by Beaumont Health and Spectrum Health. People are at the core of everything we do, and we are focused on helping keep people well to live their healthiest life possible.  Corewell Health East is Michigan’s largest not-for-profit health care system. It is comprised of eight hospitals, 145 outpatient locations, nearly 5,000 physicians and more than 38,000 employees.  It is affiliated with Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Wayne State University School of Medicine.  There are over 900 residents and fellows in 94 programs. 

If you desire a dynamic and supportive environment, we are looking forward to hearing about what excites you and what you would bring to our program.

 Opportunity Highlights:

• Faculty appointment through Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
• Hospital employed with great benefits, retirement, malpractice, and CME allowance.
• Competitive compensation.

Qualifications:

• BE/BC in General Pediatrics required
• BE/BC in Pediatric Hospital Medicine preferred but not required
• Unrestricted License and DEA - Michigan MD/DO
• Interest in teaching and supervision of medical students, residents, and fellows

Corewell Health Children’s Hospital – Royal Oak:

• Trusted and comprehensive care: Part of Corewell Health in Southeast Michigan, Corewell Health Children’s sees 200,000 children and teens each year. Specially trained, in-house pediatricians oversee care in our 40-bed inpatient unit at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital. We also offer hospital care in Dearborn and Troy, as well as outpatient care across Southeast Michigan.
• More children’s specialists in more places: The Corewell Health in Southeast Michigan Children’s network includes 400 pediatricians and 100 specialists, representing nearly every medical and surgical pediatric sub-specialty. Children and teens benefit from specialized care that is always accessible.
• Commitment to our community’s children: Corewell Health Children’s is the only Southeast Michigan affiliate of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, a national non-profit dedicated to saving and improving children’s lives. All money we raise stays local. Many donations support treatment for local families who could not otherwise afford care.

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