Physician - Emergency Medicine

Cynet Health; Nashua (NH); On-site; USD 250,000 - 420,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health in Nashua, NH seeks an Emergency Medicine physician to cover day and night shifts in a busy ED. The role offers stable full-time hours in a hospital setting with a supportive team.

Candidates must hold ABEM certification and be EM boarded; new graduates are welcome. The ED features 12 bays and a typical moderate patient volume, with single-provider coverage and 24-hour radiology support.

Qualifications

• EM boarded with ABEM certification required.
• Licensure to practice in New Hampshire required.
• New graduates accepted.

Responsibilities

• Shift coverage for both day and night with single-provider ED coverage.
• Manage a patient load with nursing and support staff; ED volume ~1 patient per hour.
• Utilize Meditech Expanse as the electronic health record to document and coordinate care.

Skills

EM Boarded

Education

ABEM Certification

Job description

Physician - Emergency Medicine

Profession: Physician

Specialty: Emergency Medicine

Duration: Ongoing

Shift: DNR - 12x3 - 07, 19

Hours per Shift: 12

Experience: EM Boarded, new graduates accepted

License: Required

Certifications: ABEM Certification

Must-Have: EM Boarded

Description:We are seeking an Emergency Medicine Physician to join our team.The position requires shifting responsibilities covering both day and night shifts.Candidates must hold an ABEM certification.New graduates with EM Boarded status will be considered.The facility includes a total of 12 ER bays.The expected patient volume is approximately 1 patient per hour.Institutional trauma center designation is not applicable.There is no triage for lower acuity patients managed by nursing or APP.Support staff includes nursing and 24-hour multimodality radiology technicians.The nursing team utilizes a point-of-care lab on-site.The expected ED admission rate is roughly 5%.The electronic health record system in use is Meditech Expanse.This role involves single coverage for emergency medicine providers.