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Chief of Medicine, VAMC Grand Junction, CO

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VA Careers
The Veterans Administration Medical Center (VAMC) in Grand Junction, Coloradois seeking a full-time board-certified/board eligible physician to serve as Chief of Medicine.
Grand Junction VA Medical Center is seeking the appropriately qualified individual to become Chief of Medicine Service. Grand Junction VA Medical Center (GRJ VAMC) is a full service hospital facility offering 24 hour ER and Inpatient services as well as active outpatient clinics. GRJVAMC has received awards for implementation of the Primary Aligned Care Team (PACT) model. There is a tradition of excellence in the Medicine Service with providers performing at a high level of sophistication and fulfilling the needs of Veteran patients in a facility, which has limited sub-specialty coverage. Surgical services are well represented. There is a large Community Living Center (CLC) and active Palliative Care and Hospice programs. A Hospitalist program supports the Inpatient Service. Telehealth and TeleMedicine Programs have been best practices. Pain Management is well organized. The facility is looking forward to significant growth with a new Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Service building about to begin construction. A steady increase in Veteran patient population has been recognized consistently over the past several years.
Typical workweek is 40 hours, Monday - Friday.
The VHA offers an attractive comprehensive compensation package that includes professional development and work life balance.
With 10 Federal Holidays, 26 work days of annual leave and robust federal benefits.
Your current unrestricted license in any state allows you to practice anywhere in the VHA Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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