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TeamHealth
San Ramon, CA
Are you an emergency medicine physician who thrives in the overnight setting? TeamHealth is seeking a dedicated nocturnist EM physician to join our team at San Ramon Regional Medical Center, a well-established, 128-bed hospital, located in the desirable East Bay community of San Ramon, California. This is an excellent opportunity to practice high-quality emergency medicine in a collaborative environment while enjoying a predictable overnight schedule and competitive compensation. Position Highlights Dedicated overnight schedule (8pm - 6am) 90 to 120 hours per month 16-bed emergency department Approximately 22,000 annual ED visits Medium- to high-acuity patient population Cerner EMR 17% admission rate Stroke and STEMI Center Strong specialty backup including: interventional cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, gastroenterology, pediatrics, psychiatry, general surgery, nephrology, stroke neurology, OB/Gyn, orthopedics, and urology Credentialing typically completed in approximately 90 days Compensation and Benefits Independent contractor (1099) status, must have S-Corp in CA Competitive compensation with an estimated salary range of $300 - $360 hourly Paid professional liability insurance with tail coverage Qualifications Board-certified or board-eligible in emergency medicine (ABEM/AOBEM) preferred Active California medical license, or ability to obtain prior to start Current ACLS, PALS, and ATLS certifications Demonstrated recent EM practice meeting hospital privileging requirements Interested in learning more? Apply today. California Applicant Privacy Act: - Collegial practice environment - Opportunity to grow as a clinician - Ability to focus on patient care - Suburban city outside of the San Francisco Bay area - Stability of an industry leader in healthcare - Access to professional development tools, educational resources, and a robust CME program offerings through TeamHealth Institute - Access to TeamHealth's clinician wellness and referral programs
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