Emergency Medicine (ER) Physician

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\n $300 - $300 an hour Location

• Chinle Comprehensive Health Care Facility (CCHCF), Chinle, Arizona.
• Facility
• Profile:
• CCHCF is a 60-bed hospital,
• ED
• Beds: 9,
• Fast
• Track
• Beds: 6.

Volume

• The Emergency and Urgent Care departments combined treat roughly 35,000 patients annually. Urgent Care staffed by Advanced Practitioners. Core Clinical Responsibilities The primary duty is providing direct patient care in a high-volume emergency setting.
• Key tasks include:
• Diagnostic &
• Treatment: Making preliminary diagnoses, directing treatments, prescribing medications, and arranging specialized care or referrals.
• Critical
• Care
• Management: Managing critical patients requiring immediate decision-making, including those with complex conditions like septic shock, cardiopulmonary shock, and end-stage renal disease.
• Trauma &
• Stabilization: Stabilizing and transferring major trauma cases (e.g., penetrating wounds, hemorrhage, traumatic brain injury) for both pediatric and adult patients.
• Life-Saving
• Procedures: Performing advanced airway management (endotracheal and Rapid Sequence Intubation) and serving as a first responder for "code blue" activations.
• Psychiatric
• Care: Recognizing and providing initial treatment for acute psychiatric problems and emergencies, such as suicide.
• Advanced
• Practice
• Consultation: Providing clinical consultation and assistance to Physician Assistants (PAs) and Nurse Practitioners (NPs) in the Urgent Care department. Qualifications and Requirements
• Candidates must meet the following minimum criteria to be considered:
• Certification: Must be ABEM (American Board of Emergency Medicine) or AOBEM (American Osteopathic Board of Emergency Medicine) certified. Recent residency graduates may be board-eligible.

Education

Completion of a U.S. residency in Emergency Medicine.

Licensure