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demi healthcare partnersBeloit (WI)

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About the role

DEMI Healthcare Partners+SWEA is placing Emergency Medicine Board-Certified/Board-Eligible Physicians in full-time/part-time/prn opportunities in Beloit, WI. The sites include Beloit Memorial Hospital, Stoughton Hospital and NorthPointe Immediate Care in Roscoe, Illinois. SWEA is affiliated with the University of Wisconsin Emergency Medicine Residency Program. Why DEMI Healthcare Partners+SWEA?Physician-owned multi-specialty contract management medical group Run by physician-leaders who actively practice and understand both the clinical arena and administrative leadership Physician Wellness focus Competitive compensation package Choice of status: Employee or Independent Contractor (1099) Opportunity to work with UW EM Residents, Fellows and Physician Assistants Flexible shift scheduling Exceptional full-time support; physician(s), RNs, and x-ray tech An excellent relationship with the medical staff On-site x-ray, ultrasound, and lab services Work within a premier, multi-specialty physician organization for a small group that really cares about their employees Benefits for full-time employees: Medical Insurance-employer contribution Dental Insurance Employer funded 401KPaid Malpractice with tail coverage
Qualifications & Experience: Board-Certified or Board-EligibleMD/DOWisconsin Medical License Emergency Medicine by Jobble

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