Physician: Adolescent Medicine

Overview

St. Luke's Health System in Idaho seeks an Adolescent Medicine Physician with primary training in pediatrics, family medicine, or internal medicine to join our large, collegial group of pediatric subspecialists.

Certification or Fellowship training in Pediatric Adolescent Medicine preferred. We will consider both non‑board certified and board certified physicians.

Our community and children’s hospital are looking for an Adolescent Medicine Physician to lead and help improve the services we provide in all areas of adolescent medicine, including primary care and prevention, mental health, reproductive health, eating disorders, and substance abuse. Patient care will be primarily outpatient, with some support provided to our pediatric hospitalist team via inpatient consultation for patients admitted with eating disorders and/or challenges in other areas of Adolescent Medicine expertise.

St. Luke's Health System is partnering to develop a pediatric residency, with first class scheduled to begin in 2023. This Adolescent Medicine Physician would participate part‑time in the education of pediatric residents, and there are opportunities for further involvement in the pediatric residency and curricular development, if desired. Additionally, St. Luke's Health System has an active Research Department, such that research can be supported if desired, but research participation is not required.

Academic Opportunities in Idaho!

• Join the clinical faculty of Pediatrics Residency of Idaho, teaching pediatrics residents, as well as family medicine residents from several area programs
• Teach medical students from University of Washington School of Medicine, and potentially other regional medical schools (optional)
• Clinical and other research opportunities available within St Luke's Research and other community academic institutions (optional)

This is a great opportunity for a compassionate physician looking to help us expand our well‑established practice. Our physicians enjoy a healthy work/life balance in state‑of‑the‑art outpatient settings and a flexible 4‑day work week.

• Highly competitive guaranteed base salary with potential production and quality incentives;
• Generous recruitment incentives could include sign on bonus, student loan repayment, training stipend and relocation;
• Hospital employed with great benefits, retirement, malpractice, vacation and CME allowance;
• Medical education opportunities teaching med students and residents;
• State‑of‑the‑art facilities, equipment and excellent work life balance.

St. Luke's Health System is Idaho's largest employer and most awarded health system, with a medical staff of over 1,800 physicians and advanced practice providers. Made up of eight hospitals around central and southern Idaho, we are proud to be the only locally owned and operated, physician‑led, not‑for‑profit health system in the state. St. Luke's has been awarded as one of the Top 15 Health Systems in the country for the ninth consecutive year, designated by Truven Health Analytics.

We are committed to providing high quality patient care and positively impacting the lives of those in our community. St. Luke's enjoys an outstanding reputation as both a quality employer and a superior healthcare organization.

We are a caring organization; caring people are the heart of St. Luke's, with strategic objectives focused on improving the patient experience through quality, accessibility and affordability.

Quality: Advancing our position as the go‑to provider for consumers by delivering safe, effective care and an exceptional patient experience.

Access: Evolving the way we deliver care to best meet the health needs of the people we serve when, where and how they desire.

Affordability: Ensuring the cost of high‑quality health care is reasonable in the communities we serve, that it is understandable, and that it creates certainty for health care consumers.

St. Luke's recognizes it has a focused effort to provide value‑based care and understands that because prevention is of the utmost importance, care coordination is essential. Within St. Luke's Health System, new…