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Physician / Emergency Medicine / Wisconsin / Permanent / Emergency Medicine In Northeast Wisconsin - 50k Sign-On Job

Posted 14 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingWisconsin Rapids (WI)

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About the role

A comprehensive health system renowned for its exceptional patient care is seeking to expand its emergency medicine physician presence in and throughout the Oshkosh, Wisconsin, area.
Position Highlights:
  • $50,000 sign-on and $245/hr plus bonuses
  • Fast paced, high volume & Acuity
  • Average patients seen per year: 21,000(busiest CAH in WI)
  • Schedule prepared 1-2 months in advance
  • 25-bed, critical access hospital
  • 14-bed unit -Level IV Trauma Unit
  • 24/7 Radiology, MRI, and Ultrasound
APC Support Responsibilities:
  • Direct care to patients
  • Work collaboratively with ED staff
  • Be knowledgeableand supportive of departmental quality goals
  • Participate in appropriate hospital/system committees
  • Must be current in ATLS
H1B sponsorship available The Appleton/Oshkosh/Green Bay areas of Wisconsin, home to over 74,000 people (metro population: 187,000), offer their residents the charm, safety, and convenience of small-town life, alongwith the diversity and vitality of a metropolitan area. This community is known across Wisconsinas THE place for shopping. It features vibrant cultural venues, a year-round calendar of exciting events, one-of-a-kind museums, and endless outdoor recreation. It is located 30 minutes southwest of Green Bay, 1.5 hours north of Milwaukee, and 3 hours north ofChicago. RH-16

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