Emergency Medicine Physician

Posted 19 days ago

emerald resource groupColumbus (OH)

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About the role

Residency Didn't Train You to Feel Alone on ShiftNights aren't for everyone. Maybe it's the rhythm, maybe it's the independence, maybe it's just how different the department feels at 3am when the chaos of the day has settled. Whatever draws you to it, the support around you shouldn't be an afterthought. Here, it isn't. Why This Role Stands ApartYou're never running the floor solo Round-the-clock physician and APC staffing. A hands-on medical director who's actually present in the department. This is a program that treats overnight coverage as a priority, not a gap to fill. Volume that sharpens your skills With 28,000 annual visits and a 20% admission rate, you'll be doing the real work of emergency medicine not sitting through slow stretches waiting for the next chart. Contractor status, genuine control Nights are your call, made for reasons that are yours alone. The scheduling here is designed to protect that choice long-term, not slowly erode it. An environment built around growth With an on-site EM residency, the clinical culture stays rigorous. Mentorship and CME come standard, and there's a path into leadership if you're looking to expand your role down the line.
Compensation & Benefits:
  • Competitive hourly rate for independent contractors
  • Sign-on bonus
  • Relocation support
  • Malpractice coverage with tail includedCME allowance and development resources
  • Access to a clinician wellness program
  • Backing from a national emergency medicine network
What You'll Need: Board certified or board eligible in Emergency Medicine Active or obtainable Ohio medical licenseEM residency training preferred

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