ER Physician - Ketamine Clinic - Per Diem - New Rochelle

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keta medical centerNew Rochelle (NY)

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Senior

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$180-$205/hr

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About the role

Seeking Per Diem ER physician - Competitive pay; Low acuity Ketamine Infusion Clinic Keta Medical Center is currently seeking a per diem (contractor) emergency room physician with at least five years of post-residency experience to join our Ketamine infusion clinic. This role offers competitive pay and the opportunity to work in a supportive and pleasant environment. Details
Location: New Rochelle
Compensation: $180-$205/hr weekday; $240-$265/hr weekend. Malpractice insurance covered by the Center.
Qualifications: Active New York medical license Board certification in emergency medicine required. Five years of post-residency experience in emergency medicine preferred Familiarity with ketamine therapy is a plus but not required Strong communication and patient care skills Why Join Us? This is your opportunity to build a career in healthcare operations while making a direct impact on patient lives. You’ll work alongside a passionate, dedicated team, gain exposure to innovative practices in mental health care, and play a vital role in shaping an organization that is growing quickly. If you’re professional, organized, and motivated to make a difference, we’d love to hear from you. Visit ketamc.com Staffing agencies and recruiters, please do not contact us about this posting. We do not accept unsolicited resumes and will not consider candidates submitted by staffing agencies. E04JI802h 2c 2409aaz 5

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