Emergency Medicine Physician Opportunity in Central Kentucky Level III Trauma Center | 33,000+ Annual ED Visits | Full Benefits | Central Location An established Emergency Medicine team in Central Kentucky is seeking a full-time Emergency Medicine Physician to join its experienced clinical team. Located between Lexington and Louisville, this opportunity offers a well-equipped Emergency Department, comprehensive benefits, and an attractive Kentucky lifestyle. Emergency Medicine Opportunity Highlights Full-time Emergency Medicine Physician opportunity Approximately 33,000 annual Emergency Department visits 28 private ED treatment rooms Dedicated trauma bay 5 fast-track rooms for rapid evaluation Level III Trauma Center Accredited Chest Pain Center with Primary PCI Accredited Primary Stroke Center 178-bed acute-care facility Established clinical and specialty support Employment with comprehensive benefits Qualifications

ABEM/AOBEM

Board Certified or Board Eligible, OR

ABIM/ABFM

Board Certified or Board Eligible with Emergency Medicine experience or an EM fellowship Physicians from qualifying Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Family Medicine backgrounds considered Compensation & Benefits Competitive physician compensation Medical insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Occurrence-based malpractice coverage Comprehensive employed physician benefits package Why Live in Central Kentucky? Live in Kentucky's capital city, centrally positioned between Lexington and Louisville Located along the scenic Kentucky River Part of Kentucky's Golden Triangle Easy access to the amenities of Lexington, Louisville and Cincinnati Convenient interstate access and multiple regional airports Affordable housing Strong K-12 schools and access to nationally recognized colleges and universities Outstanding access to horse country, bourbon country and Kentucky's outdoor recreation Museums, historic architecture, arts, cultural attractions and local shopping Enjoy a true four-season climate and a smaller-city lifestyle with convenient access to larger metropolitan areas