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General Information

Location
Aurora West Allis Medical Center
8901 W Lincoln Ave, West Allis, WI 53227
West Allis, Wisconsin
Care Delivery Brand
Aurora Health Care
Compensation
$305,512-$400,000/year.

Description & Requirements

The Hospitalist (Nocturnist) at Aurora Medical Group in West Allis, Wisconsin will diagnose and provide nonsurgical treatment for a wide range of diseases and injuries of internal organ systems to adolescent, adult, and elderly patients admitted to a hospital for medical reasons or surgery primarily during late and overnight shifts for the duration of patients' admission. 
Highlights

Services will include the hospital-based examination, assessment, diagnosis, non-surgical treatment and management of both common and complex acute and non-acute illnesses and disorders affecting the eyes, ears, skin, bones as well as nervous, reproductive, digestive/excretory, respiratory, circulatory and vascular systems, including hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, or problems of the lung, brain, kidney, or gastrointestinal tract. Will analyze pre- and post-admission records, reports, test results and/or examination information to diagnose and assess medical condition(s) of patients and then will treat patients by prescribing or administering medication, therapy, vaccination, or other specialized medical care; record patient medical history during hospital admission; maintain close communication with referring physicians; and refer patients to medical specialists or specialized hospital services when necessary.


Training and/or Experience Required
Requires a Medical Degree (M.D.) or its foreign degree equivalent, completion of accredited residency in Internal Medicine and possession of a State of Wisconsin medical license.
Benefits
  • Paid Time Off programs available for eligible positions
  • Comprehensive health and welfare benefits, including medical, dental, vision, life, and disability coverage
  • Retirement benefits, including 401(k) options with employer contributions and access to financial wellness resources
  • Flexible spending accounts for eligible health care and dependent care expenses
  • Family support benefits, which may include parental leave, adoption assistance, and surrogacy support
  • Educational assistance and professional development programs
  • Paid medical liability insurance 
  • Continuing Medical Education (CME) allowances
  • Relocation assistance

About West Allis, Wisconsin
West Allis is the right place for anyone that is looking for a highly accessible, central location. They have many terrific, family-friendly neighborhoods, filled with energetic, creative residents and businesses, as well as easy access to some of the most popular attractions in the metro Milwaukee area. A variety of fun-filled activities occur year-round, including Cool Waters Park, the Wisconsin State Fair, frequent farmers markets, and several parks and bike trails.

About Advocate Health

Advocate Health is one of the largest nonprofit integrated health systems in the United States, providing care under the names Advocate Health Care in Illinois, Atrium Health in the Carolinas, Georgia and Alabama, and Aurora Health Care in Wisconsin. With Wake Forest University School of Medicine as our academic core, we are shaping the future of health care through innovation, research, education and compassionate care.

When you join Advocate Health, you’re joining a team that’s committed to being a Best Place to Care—where clinicians are heard, supported and empowered to focus on what matters most: caring for patients. This enterprise-wide initiative is grounded in listening to care teams, removing barriers to excellent care, and fostering well-being and connection. It reflects our purpose—from discovery to everyday moments, we’re redefining care - for you, for us, for all—and lives through our values: lifting each other up, leading with purpose, thinking boldly together and embracing change with optimism. Here, you’ll find not just a job, but a career with meaning, growth and impact—for all.

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