Hospitalist Physician

Envision is recruiting a skilled full time Nocturnist Hospitalist to support overnight inpatient care at Baptist Health Paducah, an award winning regional hub for advanced medical services in Western Kentucky. J1 Visas welcome! Baptist Health Paduch will launch an Internal Medicine Residency Program in 2028, creating future opportunities for qualified candidates interested in Program Director and teaching faculty positions. Qualifications: BC/BE in Internal Medicine Residents will be considered Position Profile: 8-10 admissions per night 12-hour shifts, 7p-7a No procedures or rounding in ICU Block schedule Nocturnists cover RRTs ICU covered by Intensivist/APP; Intensivists run code EPIC EMR Baptist Health Paducah is a leading regional medical and referral center, caring for more than 200,000 patients each year across four states. The 373 bed hospital delivers a full spectrum of services, including advanced cardiac and cancer care, diagnostic imaging, women's and children's services featuring the region's only Level 3 NICU, surgery and emergency treatment, 24/7 neurology coverage, rehabilitation services, weight management programs, and wound care. Awards and accreditations: American Heart Association : Target: Stroke Elite Honor Roll & Target: Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll (quality achievement) U.S. News & World Report : "High Performing" hospital ) American College of Cardiology (ACC) : Multiple accreditations, including Cardiac Cath Lab & Transcatheter Valve Certification AACVPR : Certified cardiovascular & pulmonary rehab programs Paducah, Kentucky sits along the Ohio River near the Illinois border and serves as a hub for the western part of the state. Its location makes it a convenient gateway to nearby metropolitan areas such as Nashville, St. Louis, and Memphis. Nestled at the confluence of the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers, Paducah has earned global recognition as a UNESCO Creative City, celebrated for its thriving arts district, colorful floodwall murals, and the world renowned National Quilt Museum. The historic downtown features locally owned boutiques, restaurants, and 19th century architecture, creating a welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors alike. The city also boasts a blossoming culinary scene with regional barbecue, hand crafted Kentucky bourbon, and local brews adding flavor to its identity. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the scenic riverfront and nearby trails, while festivals and live performances keep the community vibrant year round. Recognized by HGTV as one of Kentucky's "most charming small towns," Paducah blends creativity, heritage, and hospitality into a truly unique place to live and work.