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Seacrest Behavioral Health seeks an Emergency Medicine Provider to oversee night-time shifts and deliver urgent care in a high-volume emergency department. You will assess and treat diverse cases, coordinate with hospital staff, and ensure timely documentation and patient flow.
The role requires maintaining certifications and licenses for emergency services, with a focus on efficiency, safety, and adherence to hospital protocols. On-site collaboration with the healthcare team is essential.
Emergency Medicine Provider
Manage night shifts (6 pm - 6 am) with approximately 6-8 shifts per month, often consecutive or in blocks. Provide care for around 20,000 visits annually, including newborn deliveries received in ED with on-site L&D. Collaborate with hospitalists for admissions and respond to ER Provider Code requirements.
Demonstrate strong emergency medicine skills, ability to handle high patient volumes, and work efficiently in a fast-paced environment. Must have necessary certifications and licensing for emergency services.
Deliver high-quality emergency care, manage patient flow, coordinate with hospital staff, and ensure compliance with hospital protocols. Maintain accurate documentation and participate in ongoing communication with healthcare team.
Assignment details are managed through an online portal.