Emergency Medicine Physician
aspirus healthChippewa Falls (WI)
About the role
Aspirus Health is seeking a Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physician to join our team at new hospital location in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, scheduled to open in Fall 2026. This is a unique opportunity to shape emergency care in a modern facility backed by a strong regional health system. Join a physician-led health system with a strong commitment to rural and regional care. Position Highlights: Full-time and part-time positions available 12-hour shifts No inpatient admitting responsibilities Centralized transfer center manages all transfers and admissions Advanced support via Aspirus Med Evac(air and ground transport)Option to begin working in other Aspirus EDs before hospital opening in 2026, if desired Why Aspirus? Aspirus Health is a nationally recognized, community-driven health system committed to excellence in care.
Our team:
-based approach ensures providers have the resources and support they need, while our expanding network offers room for professional growth and development. Community: Chippewa Valley, Wisconsin Balance work and life in safe, family-friendly communities with excellent schools and welcoming neighborhoods. Affordable living with spacious homes, short commutes, and a low cost of living. Home to UW-Eau Claire, a nationally recognized university with strong academic programs and community ties. Outdoor adventures with trails, lakes, and parks for hiking, biking, kayaking, and skiing. Vibrant arts and music scene with performances at the Pablo Center and Sonnentag Center and major festivals like Country Jam, Blue Ox, Hoofbeat, Summer Jam, Eaux Claires, and One Fest Charming downtowns in Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls with boutiques, coffee shops, and local craft beverages. Year-round events like farmers markets, food truck festivals, and winter carnivals. Apply now to be part of a mission-driven team bringing high-quality emergency care to western Wisconsin.
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