Emergency Medicine – (60333)
medicorpNew York (NY)
About the role
Emergency Medicine - Southwest GeorgiaHospital-employed position seeking BC/BE Emergency Medicine physician (residency-trained only)
Salary:
Competitive hourly rate, commensurate with experience, plus annual 3% cost-of-living adjustment as a W-2 employeeSchedule: Tuesday-Friday, 12 PM-9 PM; extra pay available for extra hoursBonus: Quarterly profit-sharing bonus and quality measures bonusOpportunity to precept medical students and residentsFacility: Newly renovated 24-hour emergency department with 24 private patient treatment rooms, all equipped with Advanced Cardiac Monitoring Systems and bedside computers for nurse documentation; physicians' lounge with meals provided; 24-hour hospital fitness center; state-of-the-art medical education center with simulation labs and conference spaceBenefits include: generous student loan repayment assistance if needed, paid health insurance (in exchange for precepting), malpractice with tail coverage, optional supplemental benefits with retirement match, relocation/house-hunting, CME allowance, and early commitment stipend or sign-on bonus for residents/fellowsRequirements: Completion or upcoming completion of emergency medicine residency; BC/BE in Emergency Medicine (if eligible, must achieve certification within 5 years); Georgia license or participation in Interstate Medical Licensure CompactOther: Not currently accepting visa sponsorships for this specialty; not accepting family medicine or internal medicine candidates; not a designated trauma centerFellowship:
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