Neonatal Hospitalist

Pediatrix is seeking a Board Certified Neonatal Hospitalist to join their collaborative NICU team at Mary Bridge Children's Hospital, attached to Tacoma General Hospital in Washington State. This role offers the opportunity to work in a high-acuity Level III/IV NICU with approximately 4,000 annual deliveries, providing diverse clinical experience across multiple nursery levels. The position emphasizes work-life balance with 24-hour in-house shifts, allowing for extended time off to enjoy the Pacific Northwest.Practice InfoWork in a Level III/IV NICU at Mary Bridge Children's Hospital, attached to Tacoma General HospitalApproximately 4,000 annual deliveriesRotate through Level II nurseries in Auburn and PuyallupAuburn Regional accepts babies 34 weeksGood Samaritan (Puyallup) accepts babies 32 weeksCollaborate with neonatologists, NNPs, and pediatric specialistsCompensationPay Range (Base Pay): $230,000-$250,000Bonus potentialNo state income tax in WashingtonBenefitsHealth Insurance: Medical and Prescription Drugs; Teladoc Health; Teladoc Second Opinion Service; Dental; Vision; Short-Term Disability (STD); Long-Term Disability (STD); Basic Life Insurance; Spouse Life; child life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D)Health Savings AccountHealthcare Flexible Spending Account (FSA)Parental Leave BenefitSick Pay BankEmployee Assistance Program (EAP)Progyny Fertility BenefitsGroup Aflac PoliciesIdentity Theft ProtectionEmployee Charitable FundCare.ComContinuing Education AssistanceVarious Discount Programs401(k) Thrift & Profit-Sharing PlanEmployee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP)Eligible full-time team members will receive a lump-sum grant of 70 hours or eight days, whichever is more beneficial to the team member, of paid sick leave each year on January 1Shift & Schedule24-hour in-house shiftsRegular full-time is classified as team members who are consistently scheduled and work 30 hours or more on a weekly basisRequirementsBC PediatricsPrior hospitalist experience preferred but not requiredAccepting Pediatrician candidates who have not completed a Pediatric Hospitalist fellowship but have an interest in working with neonates and within the NICU