Hospitalist

Vibra Hospital of Boise is seeking a Hospitalist Physician (MD/DO) to provide inpatient medical management for medically complex, high-acuity patients in a Long-Term Acute Care Hospital (LTACH) setting. The Hospitalist will lead and coordinate care for patients requiring extended hospitalization, working closely with interdisciplinary teams to optimize clinical outcomes.

This role is ideal for physicians experienced in managing chronic critical illness, respiratory failure, infectious disease complications, and post-ICU recovery.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive inpatient medical management for LTACH patients
• Admit, evaluate, treat, and discharge patients with complex medical conditions
• Manage chronic critical illness, including ventilator-dependent and post-ICU patients
• Collaborate with pulmonology, infectious disease, wound care, and rehabilitation services
• Coordinate care with nursing, case management, therapy, and pharmacy teams
• Participate in interdisciplinary rounds and care planning
• Document accurately and timely in the hospital’s EMR
• Support quality improvement, patient safety, and compliance initiatives
• Communicate effectively with referring hospitals, specialists, and families
• Medically complex and chronically critically ill patients
• Ventilator-dependent and tracheostomy patients
• Patients with complex infections, wounds, and multi-organ conditions
• Post-surgical and post-ICU recovery patients

Qualifications

• MD or DO;
  Internal Medicine or Family Medicine
• Board Certified or Board Eligible
• Active, unrestricted Idaho medical license (or ability to obtain)
• LTACH, hospitalist, or critical care experience preferred
• Comfortable managing high-acuity inpatient populations
• Strong teamwork and communication skills

Schedule & Compensation

• Day shift coverage (call expectations as applicable)
• Competitive compensation
• Malpractice coverage provided
• Credentialing and onboarding support available

Why Vibra Hospital of Boise

• Specialized LTACH environment with a collaborative care model
• Opportunity to manage complex cases with measurable patient progress
• Supportive interdisciplinary team
• Focus on quality outcomes and continuity of care