Emergency Medicine Medical Director

Posted 4 days ago

sound physiciansAndover (MN)

Emergency Medicine Physicians Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

Sound Physicians is seeking a dedicated Medical Director to join our emergency medicine team at Kansas Medical Center in Andover, Kansas. In this role, you will provide top-quality patient care, shape strategic direction, and drive clinical and operational excellence within a community-focused setting. Enjoy flexible scheduling and the backing of a strong national network committed to supporting clinical growth and excellence. Practice Info 15-bed emergency department with approximately 9,000 annual visits and an 18% admission rate Located in Andover, Kansas, a vibrant, fast-growing suburb of Wichita

Responsibilities: Shape strategic direction, cultivate a high-performance culture, and drive clinical and operational excellence Provide top-quality patient care in the emergency department Partner with a robust team of subspecialty professionals and utilize advanced imaging services to provide comprehensive, patient-centered care Lead in quality to help our hospital achieve excellence across the ED care experience Compensation Competitive compensation

Benefits: Competitive benefits package Paid malpractice insurance with tail coverage Shift & Schedule 24 hours of physician coverage Flexible scheduling is available Shifts are 12 hours in length

Requirements: ABEM certification required for director candidates At least one year of director and associate director experience preferred Authorized to work in the United States Proven leadership capabilities, collaborative instincts, and a steadfast commitment to advancing high-quality emergency care preferred

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