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Aminov Search Partners

Emergency Physician $560Ks 1 hr to Birmingham, 2 Hrs to Atlanta

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Rainbow City, Alabama Posted 21 hours ago Discover the perfect blend of professional fulfillment and lifestyle enrichment in northeastern Alabama. This opportunity presents a rewarding role in a dynamic emergency department that serves as a critical regional referral center. Embrace the scenic surroundings rich with riverfront views, outdoor adventures, and serene mountain landscapes while still being within a manageable drive to the urban amenities of Birmingham and Atlanta. This role offers a structured monthly schedule consisting of 12 shifts, leveraging the expertise of an experienced emergency medicine professional or a recent residency graduate. You will manage a diverse range of medical conditions including trauma, cardiac and respiratory emergencies, and pediatric cases. Candidates must be Board Certified or Eligible in Emergency Medicine (ABEM or AOBEM) and hold certifications in ATLS, ACLS, BLS, and PALS. Experience the balance of a competitive salary, estimated around $560K annually before overtime, as a full-time permanent 1099 contractor, alongside predictable work hours and regional job stability. Ready to seize this opportunity? Submit your application through GoldMatchHealth.com with your resume attached, and our team will assist you through the hiring process. Back to Jobs First Name
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