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Physician-Tele-Critical Care Intensivist job opening at Veterans Health Administration

Physician-Tele-Critical Care Intensivist Job

Veterans Health Administration

Key Skills:Tele-Critical Care ManagementEvidence-Based Clinical Decision MakingCritical Care MonitoringInterdisciplinary CollaborationEmergency Medicine ProtocolsVirtual Patient Assessment

Become a Tele-Critical Care Intensivist with the VA

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is transforming how we deliver life-saving care. As a Tele-Critical Care Intensivist, you will use cutting-edge technology to monitor and treat Veterans across the nation. This role is perfect for physicians who are passionate about evidence-based medicine and want to influence patient outcomes through virtual care.

Job Responsibilities

As a Tele-Critical Care Intensivist, you will:

  • Provide evidence-based clinical management for patients in tele-critical care beds.
  • Utilize mobile carts and remote access software for high-risk patient assessments.
  • Collaborate with bedside medical teams and nurse managers.
  • Participate in academic training programs to foster professional development.

Comparison of Benefits

Benefit Feature VA Physician Package
Salary Potential Up to $400,000/year
Paid Time Off 50+ Days/Year
Liability Protection Provided (Tail Included)
Retirement Pension + 401k Match

Requirements

To be considered, you must have an M.D. or D.O. degree, a full and unrestricted license, and residency training in a core specialty. Critical care fellowship and board certification are highly preferred. You must be able to perform physical duties, including heavy lifting, and pass a drug screen.

Salary Overview

This position offers a highly competitive salary range between $250,000 and $400,000 annually, depending on your experience and qualifications.

Application Tips

Ensure your application is thorough. Use the VA's standard clinical resume format to streamline your review process, and be sure to highlight your recent inpatient critical care experience.

Join us in providing exceptional care to America's Veterans. If you are ready to lead in the field of tele-critical care, submit your application today.

Why This Physician-Tele-Critical Care Intensivist Job Matters

Join the forefront of medical innovation with the Department of Veterans Affairs as a Tele-Critical Care Intensivist, providing life-saving expertise from anywhere.

Physician-Tele-Critical Care Intensivist Job Overview

The Veterans Health Administration is seeking highly skilled Intensivists to join our National Tele-Critical Care Program. This unique role allows you to provide expert critical care management, monitoring, and evaluation for patients across multiple VA facilities using advanced telemedicine technology. You will collaborate with bedside teams to ensure high-quality, evidence-based care for Veterans in need of intensive support. This is a vital opportunity to leverage your specialized training in a high-impact, virtual clinical environment.

Requirements for Physician-Tele-Critical Care Intensivist

  • U.S. Citizenship (exceptions apply only under specific VA policy).
  • Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathic Medicine degree from an accredited institution.
  • Current, full, and unrestricted medical license in any U.S. state, territory, or the District of Columbia.
  • Completion of an ACGME or AOA-approved residency in a core specialty.
  • Proficiency in spoken and written English.
  • Pre-employment physical examination and drug screening.
  • Registration with the Selective Service for males born after 12/31/1959.
  • Annual seasonal influenza vaccination.

Preferred Qualifications for Physician-Tele-Critical Care Intensivist

  • Critical Care Board Certification or board eligibility.
  • Completion of an accredited fellowship in critical care medicine (internal medicine, surgery, anesthesia, emergency medicine, or neurology).
  • Current ACLS certification.
  • Documented experience with critical care inpatient encounters within the last 24 months.
  • Prior clinical experience in telemedicine or tele-critical care.

Federal Benefits & Perks

  • βœ“Competitive salary with potential annual performance bonuses.
  • βœ“Comprehensive federal retirement plan including pension and 401k with matching.
  • βœ“Generous paid time off: 26 days annual leave, 13 days sick leave, and 11 paid holidays.
  • βœ“Federal health, dental, vision, and long-term care insurance options.
  • βœ“Professional liability protection with tail coverage.
  • βœ“CME reimbursement opportunities.
  • βœ“No mandatory employment contracts.

πŸ’‘ How to Apply Physician-Tele-Critical Care Intensivist Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Physician-Tele-Critical Care Intensivist Job

  1. Create or update your USAJOBS account.
  2. Prepare your CV/resume, ensuring it meets the VA's formatting standards.
  3. Download the required Clinical Resume Document from the provided VA career portal.
  4. Complete the online occupational questionnaire.
  5. Submit your application package, including all required documents, before the cut-off dates.
  6. Monitor your email for status updates and potential interview invitations.

πŸ’‘ General Tips

  • Ensure your resume reflects all critical care encounters from the last two years.
  • Submit your application early; while the position is open until 2026, referrals occur on a rolling monthly basis.
  • Double-check that you have uploaded the standard Clinical Resume Document as requested.
  • Clearly highlight your telemedicine experience in your professional summary.
  • Review your documents for accuracy; missing information can lead to disqualification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a fully remote position?

While this is a Tele-Critical Care role, the position requires proficiency with specific software and equipment, and you may be required to maintain a physical presence for training or specific program needs periodically.

Can I hold other employment while working here?

Yes, the VA offers flexibility regarding moonlighting, provided it does not conflict with your duties or professional requirements.

Job from Veterans Health Administration

The National Tele-Critical Care Program operates within the Veterans Health Administration (VHA). We are dedicated to providing "Whole Health" care, ensuring that Veterans receive personalized, compassionate treatment regardless of their geographical location. By joining us, you are part of a mission-driven team honoring the promise made to those who served.