Hospitalist - Family Medicine

Overview

H Humboldt Park Health is a mission-driven, community-based hospital serving Chicago’s West Side since 1894. We are committed to advancing health equity and delivering compassionate, patient-centered care for the diverse communities we serve.

We are seeking a Full-Time Hospitalist who is clinically excellent, collaborative, and passionate about caring for and educating patients in a community hospital setting. This role offers the opportunity to make a direct and meaningful impact on patient outcomes while working within a supportive, mission-focused medical staff.

The Hospitalist provides comprehensive inpatient care, leads clinical response teams in emergent situations, and partners with interdisciplinary teams to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality patient care.

• Inpatient Clinical Care:
  Provide comprehensive inpatient medical care for admitted patients, including adult internal medicine, pediatric, behavioral health, and critical care patients.
• Inpatient Clinical Care:
  Manage assigned and unassigned admissions from medical staff and external referral sources.
• Inpatient Clinical Care:
  Monitor patients throughout hospitalization and ensure timely, safe, and compliant discharge processes.

• Clinical Leadership & Emergency Response:
  Serve as clinical team lead for codes, rapid responses, and emergent clinical events.
• Clinical Leadership & Emergency Response:
  Promote optimal team performance and adherence to clinical guidelines and best practices.

• Quality & Patient Safety:
  Participate in quality improvement initiatives, peer review, QA meetings, and performance improvement projects.
• Quality & Patient Safety:
  Support development and adherence to evidence-based protocols and clinical pathways.
• Quality & Patient Safety:
  Contribute to patient satisfaction and safety initiatives.

• Collaboration & Communication:
  Communicate regularly with referring physicians, specialists, nursing staff, hospital leadership, patients, and families regarding patient care plans.
• Collaboration & Communication:
  Collaborate with clinical and administrative leaders to maintain high-quality and efficient patient care operations.

• Teaching & Supervision:
  Supervise residents and medical students during patient care activities.
• Teaching & Supervision:
  Contribute to an environment of learning and professional development.

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy (DO).
• Board Certified in Family Medicine.
• Active, unrestricted Illinois medical license (or eligibility to obtain).
• Minimum of one (1) year of hospitalist or inpatient clinical experience preferred.
• Strong clinical judgment and commitment to patient-centered care.