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TeamHealth is seeking an emergency physician to join the ED team at Centerpoint Health Versailles in Versailles, KY. The role offers 12- or 24-hour shifts with strong nursing support and EMR via MedHost.
Board certified or eligible in EM, FM, or IM is required, along with ATLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications. As part of Lifepoint through TeamHealth, clinicians enjoy leadership access, a collaborative work environment, and comprehensive professional support while providing high-quality patient
TeamHealth is looking for a physician to join our emergency department (ED) team at Centerpoint Health Versailles in Versailles, Kentucky. Centerpoint Health Versailles is a 6-bed Lifepoint Health facility with an ED volume of 10,000 annual patient volume averaging 1.1 patients per hour with low acuity. 24 hour shifts are available.
Conveniently located less than 10 minutes from Lexington, Kentucky, you will truly enjoy your comfortable 12 or 24 hour shifts with plenty of support within the facility. EMR MedHost and we provide supportive and well-staffed nursing. We ask that you be board certified or board eligible in emergency medicine (EM), family medicine (FM) or internal medicine (IM). Other requirements include current ATLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications. A dedicated group of leaders, clinicians and operators at TeamHealth and Lifepoint create better experiences for clinicians, patients and communities nationwide.
When you join a Lifepoint team through TeamHealth, you will receive: access to leaders, operators and other clinicians who dedicate themselves to a successful partnership between Lifepoint and TeamHealth, direction from two of the top leaders in the healthcare industry, and a work environment where integrated care is a focus for emergency medicine and hospital medicine clinicians to create better patient experiences.
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