Job Description TeamHealth is looking for top tier physicians to join our emergency department team at Centerpoint Health Winchester in Winchester, Kentucky. Are you looking for the best of both worlds? Welcome to a place where tradition and progress meet. Real estate is booming, and you have the opportunity to practice emergency medicine in a facility with a community atmosphere, strong advanced practice clinician support, and plenty of specialty support to make your shifts enjoyable. We ask that you be board certified or board eligible in EM, family medicine or internal medicine in addition to current ATLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications. Our newly renovated 22-bed ED has a 33,000 annual patient volume with medium-high acuity. We provide supportive and well-staffed nursing. J1 physicians are encouraged to apply. Don't wait to join our team in this beautiful facility!

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https://www.teamhealth.com/california-applicant-privacy-notice/ Benefits Lifepoint facility with an appreciative CEO and administration who has the EDs best interest in all decisions Secure schedule with flexibility for all clinicians Signing bonus for full-time commitments Part-time and PRN opportunities are available Independent contractor status Company paid professional liability insurance (including tail), CME benefits through the TeamHealth Institute, and concierge service About the City Winchester is located in central Kentucky just 20 miles east of Lexington. Daniel Boone founded Fort Boonesborough in 1775 as the first settlement in the area, and the city of Winchester recognizes this legendary pioneer and frontiersman with its annual Daniel Boone Pioneer Festival held during Labor Day weekend. The city also features one of the few intact Victorian downtowns in the nation, with a splendid blend of richly designed Victorian commercial buildings and handsome modern structures. Winchester offers antique shops and restaurants as well as other interesting sites close by, such as Ashland, the estate of Kentucky statesman Henry Clay, and the city of Berea, the folk arts and crafts capital of Kentucky.