Emergency Medicine Physician

Premium Rates for Emergency Medicine Physician!!

Looking for a serene escape from the hustle and bustle? Dive into the heart of rural tranquility and discover the beauty of the Southern Tier of NY. Here, amidst rolling hills and vast fields, you'll find a different pace of life—one that's refreshingly slow and deeply connected to nature.

But it's not just about the job—it's about the community. In this small towns of Olean, NY and Bradford, PA neighbors aren't just neighbors; they're friends and allies.

And let's not forget about the lifestyle. Say goodbye to traffic jams and crowded sidewalks. Instead, embrace wide-open spaces and star-filled skies. Spend your time off hiking through forests, fishing in pristine streams, or simply unwinding in the peace and quiet of your own backyard.

Emergency Department offers:


· Very flexible schedules (Full time, Part time and Per Diem)

· 3 APP’s provide mid-shift support for our physicians

· Day & Night shifts available

· W2 or 1099

· $220-255 per hour


** Lower volumes 16k – 25k and 12 hour shifts**

Qualifications:

· BE/BC in Emergency Medicine, or BE/BC in Internal Medicine, or Family Practice with ER experience

· Active Medical License in NY and PA

Perks:

• 2 hours from Rochester, Buffalo NY, and Canada
• Excellent school districts in the surrounding area
• Great place to raise a family

• Patient-centered care and a desire to serve the community.
• Outdoor activities and hiking, skiing to embrace the work-life balance offered by the rural location.

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