Emergency Medicine Physician

Posted 19 days ago

mm recruitment groupBay Pines (FL)

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About the role

EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Employment Type: Full-TimeLocation: USA, Florida POSITION SUMMARYThis role provides comprehensive emergency care within a high volume department that includes multiple specialized units. The position supports trauma coverage through collaboration with surgical teams, contributes to stroke care services, and participates in a broad range of acute presentations across dedicated emergency care areas.
QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Board eligible or board certified in Emergency Medicine.
  • Residency training in emergency medicine.
  • Training or experience in Emergency Medicine.
  • Eligibility for medical licensure in Florida.
  • ATLS certification, with ACLS and PALS required when board eligible.
COMPETENCIES:
  • Ability to manage diverse emergency conditions across specialized treatment areas.
  • Skill in working within a high acuity, high volume emergency setting.
  • Effective collaboration with trauma surgery and multidisciplinary teams.
  • Capacity to utilize modern diagnostic tools and industry standard EMR.
  • Commitment to maintaining clinical quality and operational efficiency. WORK SETTING & ENVIRONMENT
Work Environment: Hospital; Inpatient
  • Large emergency department with multiple clinically designated units.
  • Collaboration with trauma surgery, pediatric emergency care, and obstetric emergency services.
  • Use of advanced imaging technology and industry standard EMR.
  • Access to helipad transport resources and specialized treatment areas.
  • Physician participation in governance and operational planning.

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