Physician / Nephrology / Arkansas / Permanent / Nephrologist Job

JOB OVERVIEW Job Title : Nephrologist Job Type : Permanent (Full-Time) Location : Mountain Home, AR Service Setting : Inpatient and Outpatient Nephrology Clinical Shift Schedule : Weekday clinic and hospital coverage On-Call Shift Schedule : 1 : 3 call rotation Call Type : General nephrology Call Ratio : 1 : 3 PATIENT INFORMATION Patient Demographics : Adults requiring kidney care Dialysis Volume : Approx. 70 patients (50 hemodialysis, 20 peritoneal dialysis) Case Mix : Chronic kidney disease, dialysis management, inpatient nephrology consultations ICU : 17-bed open ICU with 24 / 7 eICU support and hospitalist coverage FACILITY INFORMATION Dialysis Center : Local 20-chair dialysis center ICU Coverage : 24 / 7 hospitalist and eICU support Equipment : CRRT available Support Staff Available : 1 Physician and 2 Advanced Practice Providers (APRs) PRIVILEGES & COMPLIANCE Hospital Privileges Required : Yes Credentialing Timeline : TBD COMPENSATION & BENEFITS Salary : Competitive base salary plus production bonus Bonuses : Commencement bonus Relocation : Assistance provided Loan Repayment : Eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Insurance : - Professional Liability Insurance - Health, Dental, Vision, Disability, and Life Insurance Retirement Plan : Included Paid Time Off (PTO) : Included Continuing Medical Education (CME) : Allowance included REQUIRED PROCEDURES Hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis patient management Inpatient nephrology consultation ICU kidney support including CRRT management JOB REQUIREMENTS Licenses : Arkansas medical license (or eligibility to obtain) Certifications : Board Certified / Board Eligible in Nephrology Experience : Open to new graduates and experienced nephrologists Other Qualifications : - Strong interest in comprehensive nephrology care - Excellent collaboration and patient communication skills DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Provide outpatient and inpatient nephrology services Oversee dialysis care for HD and PD patients