Critical Care Physician
Critical Care Physician
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- VV and V-A cannulationECMO management
- Critical care management and general critical care responsibilities
- Provide PRN coverage for the ECPR program in state-of-the-art facilities
- Collaborate with emergency medicine, intensivists, cardiology specialists, and county emergency management to deliver high-quality care during ECPR interventions
- Perform patient evaluations and deliver direct medical care following established ECPR protocols
- CompensationCompetitive salary
- Occurrence-based malpractice coverage403(b) retirement plan
- Health insurance for physician and family
- Relocation allowance
- Current board certification in Critical Care Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Cardiology, or related specialties
- Fellowship training in Critical Care required
- Active, unrestricted Florida medical license
- Proficiency in ECMO and cannulation (VV and VA), with the ability to provide a log of such expertise and independently perform these proceduresELSO or equivalent ECMO management certification preferred
- Strong collaboration and communication skills to work effectively within a high-performing team
- Physicians must be board certified in the subspecialty of Critical Care Medicine
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