Emergency Medicine Ultrasound Program Director Position

Los Robles Hospital and Medical Center; Thousand Oaks (CA); On-site; USD 289,296 - 482,160; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Protected admin time

Core residency faculty

Tail coverage liability

CME access

Wellness programs

Job summary

Los Robles Regional Medical Center in Thousand Oaks, California seeks a full-time emergency medicine ultrasound director to lead our residency ultrasound division while maintaining an active clinical practice. The role serves as core faculty for the EM Residency Program, with protected administrative time and resources to grow the ultrasound division.

Ideal candidates are fellowship-trained in EM ultrasound, with a strong interest in resident education, faculty development, and bedside

Qualifications

• Board-certified or board-eligible in emergency medicine.
• Completion of an emergency medicine ultrasound fellowship.
• Strong interest in resident education and academic involvement.
• Excellent communication, teaching, and leadership skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead the ultrasound division for the emergency medicine residency program.
• Provide ultrasound education during resident didactics.
• Teach ultrasound during dedicated ultrasound rotations.
• Participate in faculty ultrasound development.
• Supervise and teach residents and medical students clinically.
• Maintain clinical shifts in the emergency department.

Skills

Resident education

Teaching

Leadership

Communication

Education

Board-certified in Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medicine Ultrasound Fellowship

Tools

Ultrasound machines

Simulation training platforms

Job description

Description

Los Robles Regional Medical Center: Level II trauma center

Specialization

Emergency Medicine

Hourly Wage Estimate

$170 - $350 / hour

Job Summary

Excellent opportunity for a full‑time emergency medicine (EM) ultrasound director to join our emergency department team at Los Robles Regional Medical Center in Thousand Oaks, California. This role serves as core faculty for the HCA/Los Robles Emergency Medicine Residency Program and offers the opportunity to lead and grow the ultrasound division while maintaining an active clinical practice.

This position is ideal for an ultrasound fellowship‑trained EM physician with a passion for resident education, faculty development, and bedside ultrasound. The ultrasound director will have protected administrative time to oversee ultrasound education and collaborate closely with residency and hospital leadership.

Position Profile

• Los Robles Regional Medical Center: Level II trauma center
• 382‑bed acute care hospital
• Core faculty role for a 3‑year EM residency program (6 residents per class)
• Dedicated simulation center and GME space
• New ultrasound machines in the emergency department, including portable handheld probes
• Access to ultrasound simulation trainers and online ultrasound curriculum
• Opportunities to teach ultrasound across multiple GME programs, including IM, neurology, anesthesia, surgery, and cardiology

Responsibilities

• Lead the ultrasound division for the emergency medicine residency program
• Provide ultrasound education during resident didactics
• Teach ultrasound during dedicated ultrasound rotations
• Participate in faculty ultrasound development
• Supervise and teach residents and medical students clinically
• Maintain clinical shifts in the emergency department

Candidate Qualifications

• Board‑certified or board‑eligible in emergency medicine
• Completion of an emergency medicine ultrasound fellowship
• Strong interest in resident education and academic involvement
• Excellent communication, teaching, and leadership skills

Compensation

• Competitive compensation, with an estimated base pay range of $170/hour to $315/hour

Benefits

• Protected administrative time for ultrasound leadership
• Core faculty position within an expanding EM residency program
• Paid professional liability insurance with tail coverage
• Access to clinician wellness and referral programs
• Access to over 375,000 hours of CME/CE annually at no cost through our internal system
• Leadership development opportunities including LEADership Fundamentals, LEAD (Leadership Education and Development), Coach Development Academy, Diversity & Inclusion Committee, and National Medical Leadership Conference (NMLC)
• Backed by the stability and resources of a respected, physician‑led organization