Description
Join White Plains as a Nephrologist.
White Plains Hospital is one of Westchester’s top health networks. As part of our team, you'll leverage cutting-edge diagnostic technology, collaborate with leading specialists, and contribute to advancing clinical practice. We prioritize your ongoing development, reward clinical excellence, and offer benefits designed to support your life.
Benefits:
Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, and Flex Spending Accounts
Flexible Schedules
Annual Continuing Medical Education Stipend
403(b) with Company Contribution Program
457 Savings Plan
Join a team known for award-winning care:
U.S. News & World Report Best Regional Hospital for 2025/2026
Fortune's Best Workplaces in Health Care 2025 (3rd time)
5-star rating from CMS in 2025 (4th consecutive year)
Magnet® designation from the ANCC (3rd time, achieved by only 2% of U.S. hospitals)
Outstanding Patient Experience Award from Healthgrades® (multiple years running)
“A” Safety Grade from the Leapfrog Group (13th consecutive time, 2025)
About us:
White Plains Hospital Physician Associates (WPHPA), part of White Plains Hospital, connects local physicians with the hospital’s resources to expand outpatient specialty care across Westchester County. We’re committed to supporting our physicians with the tools, growth opportunities, and culture needed to deliver exceptional care to our community.
Requirements
What you’ll do as a Nephrologist:
Evaluate, diagnose, and manage disorders of the kidneys and urinary system, including chronic kidney disease, acute kidney injury, hypertension, and electrolyte imbalances.
Collaborate with primary care physicians, transplant teams, dialysis staff, nurses, and other healthcare providers to ensure integrated and comprehensive care.
Develop individualized treatment plans for patients, adjusting them as necessary based on progress and new developments of their conditions.
Educate patients and their families about kidney disease, treatment options, and strategies for long term health management.
Qualifications you’ll need:
Graduated from an accredited Medical School
Board Certified or Board Eligible Nephrologist
An active New York Medical License
