About Sound Physicians
Sound Inpatient Physicians, a leading hospitalist company, provides the highest standard of compassionate, skillful medical care to each patient in our partner hospitals. Sound is guided by the steadfast principles expressed in our Vision and believes that physicians, hospitals, and the broader medical community will thrive through this commitment. – more... Sound is a physician-centric organization as evidenced by our structure and leadership. We support our physicians through manageable encounters and a hospitalist-designed technology. Moreover, the SIP Hospitalist InstituteÔ promotes physician ongoing educational, professional and career development.
The heart of Sound Inpatient Physicians is our talented and dedicated hospitalists; they work in teams and are fully supported in the practice of their art. The Sound Hospitalist Teams reach beyond the bedside and are actively engaged in redefining hospital medicine. We created the Nine Sound Programs that skillfully address the complexities of inpatient care affecting each hospitalization. – less – More from ZoomInfo »
Sound Physicians Employer Reviews
Sound Physicians
Company that values money, not physicians like it touts
Hospitalist (Former Employee), Denver, CO – March 28, 2012
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