Emergency Medicine Physician
You've scrolled past them before. A hospital name you don't recognize, the shift details buried three paragraphs down, and a recruiter who disappears the moment the intake call ends.
Maybe you're not actively job hunting. But if the right ED landed in front of you, in the right location, you'd probably still want the details.
This could be it.
What Sets This Apart
Backed by more than just a name A community hospital that outperforms its size, with an on-site medical director and the support of a national EM network behind every shift. You're not out there solo, figuring it out as you go.
Volume that's manageable, not maxed out Roughly 23,000 visits a year across 19 ED beds, medium acuity, 11% admission rate. Enough activity to stay sharp, without the burnout that comes from being buried.
Charting that stays at work The EMR here is built with tools that keep documentation where it belongs finished before you leave, not trailing you home at night.
A schedule designed to hold up Around-the-clock physician coverage, full-time APC support, and evening pediatric APC coverage. This isn't a schedule that looks good in a job posting and falls apart in practice it's built for the long haul.
A career with actual direction Growth and leadership paths here aren't just buzzwords. And if your priority is simply doing great clinical work without the noise, that's fully supported too.
Compensation & Benefits
Competitive hourly pay as an independent contractor
Sign-on bonus
Relocation assistance
Malpractice insurance with tail coverage included
CME funding and development resources
Clinician wellness program
Support from a national network of EM professionals
What They're Looking For
BC/BE in Emergency Medicine
Ohio license (active or in progress)
New graduates and H1B candidates welcome to apply
