Clinical Instructor/Clinical Assistant Professor/Clinical Associate Professor, Hospital Medicine Program AY 2026-27, General Internal Medicine

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General Internal Medicine Hospitalist and Consultative Medicine Open Positions AY 2026-27

The Hospital Medicine Program, part of the Division of General Internal Medicine (GIM) and the Department of Medicine, is currently accepting online applications.  GIM will review candidate applications for positions on the Hospital Medicine Service and Medicine Consult Service.  Candidates may be considered at individual or multiple sections of GIM—Harborview Medical Center, University of Washington Medical Center (Montlake and Northwest Campuses), and VA Puget Sound Health Care System.  University of Washington faculty engage in teaching, research, and service. These positions will hold annual appointments that align with a 12-month service period (July 1-June 30) and may be reappointed to subsequent annual terms. Faculty with 12-month service periods are paid for 11 months of service over a 12-month period (July-June), meaning the equivalent of one month is available for paid time off. Clinical faculty track appointments are not eligible for tenure.

For more information about the GIM Hospital Medicine Program, please visit: https://gim.uw.edu/clinical-programs/hospital-medicine.

Harborview Medical Center (HMC)

The Hospital Medicine Program at HMC offers daytime and/or night-time positions.  Successful applicants will demonstrate a commitment to providing high value care to the patients of HMC in the spirit of service to our community’s most vulnerable populations with a special dedication to improving health systems, medical education and scholarship.

Daytime hospitalists will have the opportunity to work on a variety of clinical services ranging from primary medicine services, consultative medicine and perioperative medicine services, with opportunities to interact with students and residents from a variety of departments.

Nighttime hospitalists will work with a team of residents and students to provide nighttime coverage for the hospitalist teams and ensure critical attending coverage during the evening.

Combined positions are also available.  For further descriptions of the clinical services available at HMC, please visit: https://gim.uw.edu/clinical-programs/hospital-medicine/hmc.

University of Washington Medical Center Montlake Campus (UWMC-Montlake)

The Hospital Medicine Program at UWMC-Montlake consists of the Hospital Medicine Service, Medicine Consult Service, and Oncology Medicine Service.  These services offer daytime and/or nighttime positions.  Successful applicants will demonstrate excellence in clinical care and a commitment to academic medicine with an interest in teaching, quality improvement work or research.

Duties on the Hospital Medicine Service include patient care and teaching on the general medicine wards. Duties on the Medicine Consult Service include patient care, perioperative medical consultation and teaching in the inpatient and outpatient settings.   Duties on the Oncology Medicine Service include patient care for hospitalized patients with cancer. Most providers will have blended roles, spending time on a variety of service offerings.

 

For further descriptions of the Hospital Medicine Service at UWMC, please visit: https://gim.uw.edu/clinical-programs/hospital-medicine/uwmc-montlake.

University of Washington Medical Center - Northwest Campus (UWMC-Northwest)

The Hospital Medicine Program at UWMC-Northwest offers daytime and/or nighttime positions for internists seeking to practice at a community hospital within an academic system.  Successful applicants will demonstrate excellence in patient care, willingness to contribute to quality improvement, dedication to teamwork, and commitment to multidisciplinary collaboration.  

Hospitalists at UWMC-Northwest provide inpatient care for a broad scope of patients in consulting and attending roles.  While UWMC-Northwest campus is primarily focused on the clinical care of patients, it does offer teaching opportunities as well. 

A separate position is that of the Night ICU Hospitalist.  Physicians in this role will work 9-hour overnight shifts primarily admitting to and covering patients in the intensive care and step-down units.  Applicants will be expected to perform procedures including central line placement and paracentesis, but would not be asked to intubate. Additional training in these procedures would be available if needed. Successful applicants should have an interest in cultivating critical care skills, but will have access to a pulmonary and critical care specialist for additional support. 

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