Emergency Medicine Physician
sound physiciansColumbia (SC)
$350 per hour
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Posted 5 days ago
sound physiciansColumbia (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$350 per hour
About the role
Sound Physicians is seeking a dynamic Emergency Medicine Physician - Ambassador to join their Nationwide Travel team. In this role, you will practice in diverse locations and hospitals nationwide while working alongside elite travel physicians and collaborative care teams. Sound Physicians empowers its clinicians to lead care locally with the backing of a strong national network focused on clinical excellence and professional growth. Practice Info Nationwide travel across several states in diverse locations and hospitals Practice alongside care teams that work seamlessly across Emergency Medicine, Hospital Medicine, and Critical Care Accountable, on-site local medical director and stable, well-staffed teams Shift & Schedule Blocked scheduling to support a better work-life balance and provide greater flexibility Shift lengths vary from 8 to 12 hours, accommodating different preferences and needs
Responsibilities:
Practice in diverse locations and hospitals nationwide, gaining valuable experience in various healthcare settings Compensation1099 compensation is $350 per hour for physicians
Qualifications:
- ABEM or AOBEM eligible/certified
- The ability to travel across several states
- New graduates, residents, and fellows are encouraged to apply
- Authorized to work in the United States
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