One in ten hospitalists is working as locum tenens, and many do so in addition to their full-time job, according to a new study by recruitment firm Locum Leaders and Today's Hospitalist magazine, ...

Several local hospitals are moving forward on the hospitalist bandwagon, focusing on full-time doctors who work solely within the hospital, rather than private physicians who come by in the evening to ...

Many hospitals are establishing hospitalist programs to provide more focused care to hospitalized patients and to help reduce length of stay and readmissions. In late August, for instance, St. John’s ...

At the Becker’s Hospital Review 4th Annual Meeting in Chicago on May 11, Glenn Appelbaum, senior vice president of operations for IPC The Hospitalist Company, discussed various hospitalist staffing ...

New research offers insight into turnover among hospitalists: Over a 7-year period prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly a quarter found full- or part-time jobs in other healthcare settings, such as ...

VAMC has developed strong QI programs for hospitalists, emphasizing research, education, and collaboration to enhance veteran care. These initiatives include training chief residents in QI, supporting ...

Dr. Tran's article reflects on the 2025 Pediatric Hospital Medicine conference, emphasizing that the “magic” in pediatric ...

The employment market for hospitalist physicians remains competitive, despite the fact that 30,000 are already working in the United States healthcare industry. According to one hospitalist firm, ...

When hospitalists work several consecutive days, as opposed to working intermittent shifts, patient outcomes improve and costs decrease, new research suggests. Among 114,777 patient admissions studied ...

Screen Shot 2015-11-09 at 9.13.53 AM.png Sara Royster | July 2015 "Being hospitalized can be a scary time for people, and they may not always understand what's going on," says William Atchley, a ...

A growing number of in-demand physicians are seeing patients without appointments, checking up on them multiple times a day and providing comprehensive care. But there’s a catch: You shouldn’t aspire ...