Emergency Medicine Physician; MD​/DO, EM

The role of Emergency Medicine Physician (MD/DO, EM) is an essential position for providing acute care within a dynamic emergency department setting. This opportunity is designed for board-certified physicians trained in Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, or Internal Medicine, who are committed to delivering high-quality patient care in a fast-paced environment. In this position, physicians work 12-hour shifts with robust clinical support, including advanced practice providers (APPs), and benefit from a manageable 16,000 annual emergency department volume.

This structure allows for focused care without the burden of on-call responsibilities, making it an attractive prospect for physicians seeking both stability and flexibility in their careers.

The Emergency Medicine Physician (MD/DO, EM) will join a well-established team, operating within a 44-bed hospital and utilizing Epic electronic medical records for efficient patient documentation and care coordination. The position provides ongoing locum coverage, offering both consistency and the possibility for long-term engagement. Physicians will be supported by 9 hours of mid-level provider coverage per shift, ensuring collaborative care and comprehensive patient management.

This role welcomes new Emergency Medicine residency graduates and those with backgrounds in related specialties, provided all required certifications and licensure are in place. The hospital’s commitment to a supportive work environment and advanced medical technology further enhances the experience for providers in this role.

This Emergency Medicine Physician (MD/DO, EM) role is open to candidates with a strong foundation in emergency medicine practices, as well as those with training in family or internal medicine who have completed an accredited residency. The position requires current board certification, an active and unrestricted medical license, DEA registration, and up-to-date certifications such as ACLS, ATLS, and PALS. For non-ABEM providers, NRP certification is also required.

New graduates from Emergency Medicine residencies may be eligible and could be subject to a three-month proctorship to support their transition into independent practice. With an ongoing need for high-quality emergency care, this role represents an excellent opportunity for skilled physicians to make a meaningful impact in the community.

• Deliver acute care in a 44-bed hospital emergency department with a 16,000 annual patient volume.
• Work 12-hour shifts with no on-call responsibilities, ensuring a predictable and balanced schedule.
• Benefit from ongoing locum coverage with long-term potential for committed professionals.
• Utilize Epic EMR for streamlined documentation and care coordination.
• Receive collaborative support with 9 hours of APP coverage per shift.

• Provide high-quality emergency medical care to patients presenting with diverse acute conditions.
• Collaborate closely with APPs and nursing staff to ensure comprehensive patient care and smooth departmental operations.
• Document all patient interactions, diagnoses, and treatments accurately using Epic EMR.
• Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings and contribute to quality improvement initiatives.
• Adhere to all hospital protocols, policies, and best practices for emergency medical care.
• Mentor and support new residency graduates during their onboarding or proctorship period if applicable.

• Competitive locum compensation structure, commensurate with experience and qualifications.
• Consistent scheduling with 12-hour shifts and no required on-call duties.
• Opportunity for ongoing and potentially long-term engagement.
• Access to advanced medical technology and comprehensive clinical support.

• MD or DO degree from an accredited institution.
• Board certification in Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, or Internal Medicine.
• Completion of an accredited residency in EM, FM, or IM.
• Active, unrestricted medical license.
• DEA registration with required schedules.
• Current certifications: ACLS, ATLS, PALS (and NRP for non-ABEM providers).
• Minimum of 2 years of case logs for credentialing.
• Recent EM residency graduates (within 12 months) may be considered, with a 3-month proctorship as applicable.

• Experienced Emergency Medicine Physician or recent residency graduate meeting all credentialing requirements.
• Strong teamwork and communication skills, with the…