Emergency Medicine Physician

Posted 17 days ago

concord physicians solutionsMilford (CT)

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About the role

We are seeking an ABEM Board Certified Emergency Medicine Physician for a long-term nocturnist locum opportunity in Connecticut. This assignment offers a consistent overnight schedule, strong APP support, and the opportunity to practice in a high-volume emergency department with dual physician coverage during peak hours. Assignment Details Start: Late December 2026 or Early January 202723-week assignment Coverage through May 2027 Backfill for retiring physician Schedule Overnight shifts: 11:00 PM 9:00 AMAverage 32 hours per week Typically 3 shifts one week and 4 shifts the next Practice Setting Emergency Department Annual Volume: Approximately 54,000 visits Dual physician coverage: 7:00 AM 2:00 AMSingle physician coverage: 2:00 AM 7:00 AM Clinical Responsibilities Evaluate and manage adult and pediatric emergency patients Perform standard emergency medicine procedures Collaborate with APPs and emergency department staff Approximately 15 patients per shift Support 24-hour Advanced Practice Provider coverage Collaborative emergency medicine team Requirements MD or DOABEM Board Certified Active Connecticut license preferred Local or drive-in candidates strongly preferred Ideal Candidate An experienced Emergency Medicine physician seeking a stable overnight locum assignment with a manageable patient volume, collaborative APP support, and a predictable long-term schedule.

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