Emergency Medicine Physician Assistant

Posted 17 days ago

now healthcare recruiting np nowSalem (OH)

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

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About the role

Leading not-for-profit Acute Care Hospital is looking to hire a Nurse Practitioner / NP or Physician Assistant / PA to work in an Emergency Medicine setting in the Salem, OR area! Come join a committed healthcare professionals at one of Oregon s leading community-based independent not-for-profit acute care hospitals!

Company: Community-based, independent, not-for-profit acute care hospital

Independent acute-care hospital comprised of 12 clinics, 3 satellite clinics that is committed to excellence in community-based care Take pride in providing their patients with exceptional care in an environment that promotes compassion, healing, education health and wellness Embrace a culture of service and responsibility and offer their employees an excellent work environment with flexibility, generous benefits and career growth opportunities Benefits and Features: Competitive salary, depending on experience, with RVU production bonus Comprehensive benefits, PTO, 401(k) Bilingual pay differential Hospital Incentive program Annual PTO Cash-Out Program Your Role with the Company: Full-time Emergency Department is a Trauma Level IV facility Emergency Department sees approximately 15,000 patient visits annually Background Profile: Board Certified Nurse Practitioner or Family Nurse Practitioner 2+ years of experience in rural community healthFOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Katie Patterson

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