Critical Care Intensivist

Join our team as a Critical Care Intensivist in the San Francisco East Bay, where you will contribute to a mission of providing exceptional healthcare and fostering a collaborative environment. This role offers the opportunity to make a lasting impact on the community while working within a supportive team that values professional growth and teamwork. We are seeking a dedicated physician to enhance patient care and engage in various clinical improvement initiatives.

Practice Info

• Physicians are involved with numerous work groups, including: Sutter-wide critical care clinical improvement committee, ICU subject matter expert group, code blue committee, pulmonary embolism review committee, ICU celebration of life committee, and more.
• The Summit campus is a comprehensive stroke center and STEMI center with a robust cardiac surgery program, including a structural heart program.
• The 36-bed ICU is a mixed unit with medical, surgical, cardiac surgery, and neuro patients.
• There is a growing VA ECMO program.

Responsibilities

• Work at the Summit campus, with occasional shifts at the Alta Bates campus in Berkeley.
• Provide care in a mixed ICU unit with medical, surgical, cardiac surgery, and neuro patients.
• Utilize VA ECMO skillset.
• Provide bedside teaching of Internal Medicine residents.
• Work in EPIC, with access to our own internal informatics platform.

Compensation

• Competitive hourly compensation with annual income of $361,680 to $394,560 depending on shift commitment.

Benefits

• Comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance.

Shift & Schedule

• 80-90% of shifts will be at the Summit campus, with occasional shifts at the Alta Bates campus in Berkeley.
• Average of 11 to 12 shifts per month.
• Block schedule with roughly 1/3 night shifts.
• We work together to make a monthly schedule we can all agree upon.

Requirements

• Board-certified or board-eligible critical care physician (MD or DO).
• A commitment to excellence in clinical service, with strong problem-solving abilities essential for the ICU setting.
• Active California medical license.
• Authorized to work in the United States.
• Not currently considering 2027 fellows.