Emergency Medicine Physician
You Didn't Train This Hard to Feel Like Just Another Name on the Schedule
Some EDs run you into the ground. Others are staffed and structured in a way that actually respects the job. This is the second kind.
What Makes This Different
Coverage that has your back 36 hours of daily physician coverage paired with 20 hours of daily APC support. You're never left carrying the department alone.
Volume that keeps you sharp Around 33,000 annual visits across 16 ED beds, medium acuity, 19% admission rate. Enough pace to stay engaged without tipping into unsustainable.
A community hospital with real standing This facility has been recognized among the nation's top-rated hospitals, backed by a broad regional network spanning multiple counties and states.
A location that offers more than people expect Set in the hills along the Ohio River Valley, with strong schools, community recreation, nearby colleges, and an easy mix of small-town warmth with metro-area access.
Compensation & Benefits
W2 employment model
Strong hourly compensation
Paid professional liability insurance with tail coverage
Comprehensive benefits (medical, dental, vision, and more)
Mentorship and access to a national network of emergency medicine experts
Clinician physical and mental health wellness program
Leadership and professional development programs
CME funding and educational resources
Referral bonus program
What They're Looking For
BC/BE in Emergency Medicine
Active or eligible state medical license
New grads, H1B, and J1 candidates encouraged to apply
