Physician / Emergency Medicine / Massachusetts / Any / Emergency Medicine Opportunity in Boston, MA Job

Posted 17 days ago

inline groupEast Boston (MA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$350 K

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About the role

AFC Urgent Care - Back Bay Boston FT/PT
Hours: Flexible 6, 10, and 12 Hour Shifts Available ( 24 hours a week minimum for Part-time) Employed New Graduates Average Patients seen: 4+ patients per hour Call Schedule: No Call Compensation: Earning Potential up to $350K, Salary plus Bonus Opportunities Benefits: - 401k With 4% Match - Medical Insurance, Short & Long-Term Disability, Life - CME Time and Allowance stipend of 2,500- 5 weeks of PTO - EMR and DOT Certification training offered.- Urgent Care Boot Camp offered to New Graduates, has practiced in a specialty other than Urgent Care, or has skill gaps that must be addressed prior to employment.- Full time Providers can use their CME stipend to purchase the Urgent Care Bootcamp at any time.- Relocation assistance offered on a case-by-case basis- The schedule is published in 4-month blocks, 3 times per year. Time off requests are submitted in advance. Shift trades can be made after the schedule is published, if needed.
Additional Info: -Passed Board Certified-Fully licensed in MA-DEA and MCSR license in MA (or in progress)-ACLS/PALS certified (or are willing to obtain this certification prior to starting)-Candidate wishes to work in Urgent Care primarily (the candidate is not "dipping their toes in the water" to try it out or applying as a back up to a Hospitalist position)-Ideal candidate has at least 1 year of experience (this is not mandatory)-Profile includes any skills gaps and what the provider has done in self-study to close those gaps- Profile includes an explanation for any gaps in employment or long gap between graduation and certification/licensure if the candidate is a new graduate- Must see patients of all ages.- Must be confident/ comfortable completing 30-40 patient notes per day in urgent care. - Every Provider works his or her proportional fair share of weekends and holidays, and a full time Provider will work every other full weekend (Sat/Sun).- EMR: DocuTAP

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