Hospitalist Physician

Hospitalist

Inhospital Physicians is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Internal Medicine or Family Medicine physician to join our Hospitalist team in Victor Valley, CA. This full-time position offers a competitive base salary with an RVU-based bonus, a supportive clinical environment, and an excellent work-life balance. This is a daytime-only role with shared call responsibilities and no procedural requirements.

Job Description

• Schedule: 12-hour day shifts
• Team Structure: 2 Hospitalist MDs per day + APP support
• Patient Census: 35 patients/day (shared)
• Open ICU: You will manage patients in partnership with intensivists
• No procedures required
• Day physician runs rapid responses and codes (Anesthesia is available on-site)
• Call: Every other day with minimal responsibilities
• Compensation: Salary + RVU-based performance bonus

Benefits

• Free parking
• Free meals
• Dedicated physician lounge
• Solid specialist support and infrastructure

Requirements

• MD or DO with Board Certification/Eligibility in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine
• California medical license or eligibility to obtain
• Strong communication and collaborative clinical skills
• Prior inpatient or hospitalist experience preferred

Why Join Inhospital Physicians?

Founded in 2008, Inhospital Physicians (IHP) is a physician-owned and operated medical group delivering hospitalist, emergency medicine, ICU, and post-acute care services across multiple states. We are committed to provider satisfaction, long-term relationships, and empowering our clinicians with local autonomy, stable schedules, and supportive team environments.

Physical Demands

This physician/APP role requires stamina in fast-paced healthcare: prolonged standing/walking (8-12 hrs/shift); rapid emergency movement (sprints, crowds); lifting/carrying 25-50 lbs equipment; pushing/pulling 100 lbs (beds/carts) with aid; frequent bending/stooping/kneeling for care; constant reaching/fine motor skills (suturing/IVs); occasional climbing/balancing; tolerating stressors (temps, noise, fluids, hazards) during irregular shifts/on-call/infection risks accommodations for disabilities; varies by setting (clinic/ER).