Hospitalist in Richmond, VA
Updated 8/12/25
Hopewell, Virginia, United States
Physician
Hospitalist
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Job at a glance
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job description
Job description
Are you looking for a hospitalist (in-patient medicine) role in the Richmond, Virginia, area? TeamHealth has a great opportunity for a full-time physician to join our team at TriCities Hospital located in Hopewell, VA, just south of Richmond.
We are actively interviewing board-certified or board-eligible internal medicine (IM) and family medicine (FM) hospitalist physicians for our well-established program featuring a 7-on/7-off schedule, excellent support, and a great work/life balance.
Opportunity Overview:
Apply today to join our dynamic team!
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We are actively interviewing board-certified or board-eligible internal medicine (IM) and family medicine (FM) hospitalist physicians for our well-established program featuring a 7-on/7-off schedule, excellent support, and a great work/life balance.
Opportunity Overview:
- Full-time hospitalist position (minimum of 182 hours or 14 shifts per month)
- 7-on/7-off schedule; working 12-hour shifts
- Dedicated nocturnists
- Excellent specialty support
- Collegial and diverse team with a great working environment
Apply today to join our dynamic team!
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- Competitive compensation
- Great health benefits
- RVU program
- Sign-on and relocation incentives negotiable
- Flexible scheduling
- Access to TeamHealth's clinician wellness program and referral program
- Association with a leading physician practice in the U.S.
- Stability of a respected industry leader
- Leadership and growth opportunities to further your career
- Practice with confidence as a member of TeamHealth's national Patient Safety Organization
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