Emergency Medicine Physician Assistant

Posted 18 days ago

now healthcare recruiting np nowIndianapolis (IN)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$120,000 - $150,000 per year

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About the role

A nonprofit, thriving healthcare system is looking to hire a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant in an Emergency Medicine setting to work in Marion, IN! 60 miles northeast of Indianapolis! Come make a difference within a growing team of providers that focus to enhance the lives they serve and value learning and growth!
Company: 120 years serving the community and is now the largest local employer2 different locations around Marion, IN106 bed acute care, independent, sole community hospital and large clinic on Southeast side of Marion. Nonprofit health system Named 5-Star Hospital Strongly rooted in the community
Benefits:
  • Emergency Medicine $120,000 - $150,000 / year, based off experience
  • Health, Life, and Dental Insurance, PTO403(b) retirement plan with employer matchCME stipend plus 5 paid days
  • Relocation assistance
  • Job/Practice Description: Emergency Medicine Full-time, Days
  • Collaborating with board-certified Physicians to provide high-quality and efficient patient care
  • Nurse Practitioner with provide emergency care including heart attack and stroke
  • Professional Background: Emergency Medicine Board Certified Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant
  • Licensed in Indiana or in process
  • Emergency experience preferred
Community Description: Marion, IN is located in Grant County conveniently between Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. Marion is home to two world class universities, Indian Wesleyan University and Taylor University, as well as Ivy Tech Community College. It is know as a family-oriented county with excellent schools, safe communities, and full of annual festivals/events. Population currently sits at 30,000 residents.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Katie Patterson

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