Altus Health System·Austin, Texas
As an ER Physician, you will provide immediate medical attention to patients requiring emergency care and ensure they are stabilized before further treatment. You will collaborate with healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality patient care.
Careers@AustinER.com This role ensures the delivery of high-quality, efficient, and cost-effective emergency medical care across specified locations while aligning with organizational goals, regulatory standards, and industry best practices. Focus is on providing high-quality patient care as part of a healthcare team.
1801 E. 51st St., Building H, Austin, TX 78723
Full Time Physician – commitment obligations of 144 hours/month OR Part Time Physician – commitment obligations of 72 hours/month As an ER Physician, you will be responsible for providing immediate medical attention to patients who require emergency care. You will work in a fast-paced environment, collaborating with other healthcare professionals to ensure best possible patient outcomes.
Immediate Evaluation and Diagnosis: Assess patients’ medical conditions upon arrival in the emergency room. Administering Treatments: Provide urgent medical treatments, including performing necessary surgical procedures.
Ensure patients are stabilized before further treatment or transfer to other medical departments.
Active Texas State Licensure Completed Residency in any Specialty One year of Emergency Medicine or an Emergency Medicine Residency PALS/ACLS/ATLS (BLS preferred) Experience in a free-standing emergency department or urgent care setting (preferred) Experience managing multiple clinical sites and leading cross-functional teams Medical degree from an accredited medical institution or program Deep knowledge of current medical practices, procedures, and equipment Excellent written and oral communication skills Ability to work and think quickly in a high-stress environment Internal, Family or Emergency Medicine backgrounds are preferred
Market context
Emergency medicine roles in Texas are often competitive in larger metro areas like Austin, where hospitals look for physicians with active Texas licensure and recent ER experience. This position is especially competitive because the requirements emphasize completed residency, emergency medicine experience, and preferred certifications such as PALS, ACLS, and ATLS; benefits include advancement, professional development, and a robust package. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license, residency, and certification status before applying.