EMS Director in Providence, RI

TeamHealth is seeking an experienced and innovative EMS medical director to join our emergency department (ED) team at Roger Williams Medical Center in Providence, Rhode Island. You also serve Our Lady of Fatima in North Providence. You have the potential to earn terrific compensation at a close-knit community hospital just minutes from the beach. Join us in the ocean state in an ED that is driven by teamwork and a commitment to quality. This North Providence ED sees an annual patient volume of 29,000, and we provide 24 hours of physician coverage, and 16 hours of advanced practice clinician coverage daily. This is an independent contractor position. We ask that you be ABEM/AOBEM board certified or board eligible.Opportunity OverviewAccess to professional development tools, educational resources and CME through TeamHealth InstituteAssociation with a leading physician practice in the U.S.Stability of a respected industry leaderLeadership and growth opportunities to further your careerAccess to TeamHealth's clinician wellness programForward thinking leadershipTo learn more, apply today.California Applicant Privacy Act: https://www.teamhealth.com/california-applicant-privacy-notice/- Generous EMS director stipend- Robust leadership development resources from TeamHealth Institute- TeamHealth promotes from within so there are many opportunities grow into local, regional and national leadership roles- Extremely competitive compensation- Generous sign-on and relocation incentives for the right candidate- Other benefits include mentorship and support of a national network of world-class emergency medicine experts Additional Information: - Specialty: - Location: North Providence, Rhode Island, United States - Contact: About the Company: Fatima Hospital was established on 1950 by the Catholic Diocese of Providence. Our Lady of Fatima Hospital receives an annual volume of 30,000 and has a 23-bed emergency department (ED). In recent years Fatima has earned dozens of national accreditations and recognitions for quality performance. These have been given by tough, independent, and objective arbiters of hospital care, such as the Joint Commission, the American College of Surgery and Blue Cross Blue Shield.