Emergency Medicine Physician
alliance health staffingWi (SD)
About the role
Location:
2 Separate facilities to support; Sparta & Lacrosse, WisconsinSpecialty Needed: Emergency Medicine BC/BE Requirements: ABEM CertifiedLength Of Assignment: ASAP - contract thru July 2023
Facility Type:
Emergency Medicine Department Patient Volume: Lacrosse: 15-18 per shift Sparta: 12-14 per shift Call Requirements: NO CALL ; SHIFT WORK
Other Information:
EPIC is the EMR Type of Need: Emergency Medicine Seeking 1 Candidate (Facility may consider 2 candidates) Hot Buttons forclient: Provider that has Current, CLEAN & Active Wisconsin licensure; PREFER Licensed Candidate; Commit to at least 7-15 shifts per month Qualifications: Licensed in WI; Clean, Active DEA PALS, BLS, ACLS, ATLS â€" AHA Certified Facility Type: Hospital â€" Emergency Medicine Floor Start Date: ASAP â€" contract thru July 2023 Minimum Length Accepted: 3-4 months minimumSchedule: BOTH Days and Night shifts â€"client prefers candidate that can be flexible to either shiftLacrosse â€" 6A-4P; 10A-10P; 3P-1A; 9P-7P; Sparta â€" 7A-7P; 7P-7ASupport Staff and Team Structure: Emergency Medicine Team; Nurses; NP/PA; Paramedics; Social Work; RN Case Manager; PT
Additional Information:
LaCrosse Trauma Level 3 â€" Annual visits 25,000KSparta Trauma Level 4; Annual visits 8500KInpatient/Outpatient Inpatient Emergency Room Floor Charting/Dictation: Epic; Dictation available â€"
PLEASE NOTE:
IF YOUR CANDIDATE HAS EPIC EXPERIENCE Average Patient Volumes: LaCrosse 15-18/per 12 hour shift; Sparta 12-14/per 12 hour shiftAlliance Recruiting Resources, Inc.
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