Shasta Critical Care Specialists (SCCS) is located in beautiful Northern California. This highly esteemed group is comprised of four nephrologists and one pulmonologist, providing comprehensive kidney, respiratory, and critical care to the Redding area and surrounding communities. SCCS was founded in 1994 and is the only nephrology and pulmonology group responsible for an area of 400,000 people from above Sacramento to southern Oregon and from the Pacific Coast to Nevada. The practice provides care at two acute care hospitals, one long-term acute care center, and three dialysis units. With the exception of one dialysis center, all of the locations are within 5-7 minutes from the office.

We are currently seeking a BC or BE Nephrologist with excellent clinical skills.

The practice has a two month wait time for non-urgent patients. Continued growth and the desire for two of our nephrologists to retire has made this opportunity available. The new physician will have a full practice from day one.

The practice for nephrologist/ intensivists is about 1/3 hospital intense medicine, 1/3 office/teaching/outreach and 1/3 dialysis practice.  Call coverage is once every three to four nights, and one weekend each month.  All call coverage is consultative with no admissions or discharges.

The physician will have an excellent base salary with incentives, a great benefits package and experience the unique professional growth and stability that our practice offers.  Relocation assistance and incentives are also available.  

Redding is centrally located in the beautiful Shasta-Cascade region at the top of the Sacramento Valley in far northern California. Surrounded on three sides by millions of acres of federal and state lands, Redding is a short drive to some of California’s most beautiful natural attractions.

It's a short two-hour drive to Sacramento, three-hour drive to the magnificent Redwood Coast, and three- hour drive to San Francisco. Redding and the surrounding areas of the Shasta-Cascade offer a wide variety of year-round recreational opportunities: from fishing, golfing, kayaking, and white water rafting, to art in public places, history and culture, regional attractions, and theatre.

Qualifications:

• Completion of a Nephrology Fellowship is required.
• Must be Board-certified or board-eligible in Nephrology.
• Must be able to obtain full licensure in the state of California