5 jobs found

Date: ASAP - Ongoing Schedule: 9a-9p and 3p-1a shifts Practice Setting: Freestanding Emergency Department Patient Volume: Approximately 80 patients/day Beds: 10 ED beds + 1 trauma bay Licensing: NP or PA with ED experience preferred; case logs required Required Skills: Basic ER procedures including laceration repair, splinting, incision & drainage, and general emergency care Other Key Details: No call, no ICU responsibilities, 24/7 physician coverage, low admission rate ( 3.5%), and emergency privileges may be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Dates: ASAP-Ongoing 12-hour shifts; day 7a-7p and night 7p-7a; both AM and PM coverage needed ED layout: 10 rooms + 1 triage space Volume: 1.6-3 patients/hour (whole ED), up to 80/day; admission rate 5% or less Acuity: Mostly low-acuity with occasional walk-in higher-acuity Support: Normal ER support staff with APP support Certifications: BC, MO license Emergency privileges considered case-by-case; temporary privileges may be granted

Starting: ASAP - Ongoing Need day, swing, and night shift coverage Physician shift times: 6a-6p 12p-11p 6p-6a Need 10 shifts per month covered 34,000 annual volume 1.8 patients per hour 16 ED beds 130 hospital beds Epic EMR BC EM, IM, ATLS, ACLS, PALS APP supervision MO license

Schedule: Multiple 10- and 12-hour shift options including days, evenings, nights, and weekends Patient Volume: 170 patients per day Requirements: ABEM Board Certified, ACLS, ATLS, and PALS Core Skills: Full-spectrum Emergency Medicine and all standard ER procedures Setting: Emergency Department and Free-Standing Emergency Department coverage Acuity: Level II Trauma Center Patient Mix: Broad emergency medicine population with trauma and medical cases

Assignment Length: December 10, 2026 - March 4, 2027 Patient Volume: Approximately 81 patients per day with a 12% admission rate Requirements: BC Emergency Medicine; FM or IM physicians with EM experience will be considered Certifications: ATLS, ACLS, PALS Core Skills: Full-spectrum Emergency Medicine including intubations, central lines, and critical care management Setting: Community Emergency Department with ICU support Support: Neurology and Psychiatry tele-consults available Schedule: Days, nights, and weekends; no call Procedures: Standard Emergency Medicine procedures required