Emergency Medicine Physician

Emergency Medicine Physician Pullman, WA Eastern Washington Äî Rural Emergency Medicine on the PalouseBase Salary: $405,000 Position Details Full-time, permanent hospital-employed position Äî 1.0 FTE Schedule: Approximately 80% days / 20% nights Äî 34 hours of department coverage; physician sees 1.5 patients per hour during days Setting: Emergency Department Äî award-winning critical access hospital Telemedicine: No Immigration assistance not available Rural emergency medicine experience preferred Äî new graduates considered Practice OverviewSeeking a BC/BE Emergency Medicine Physician to join a high-quality, physician-led ED staffed exclusively by board-certified or board-eligible Emergency Medicine physicians: Department consults with local specialists and telemedicine on-call physicians Coordinates directly with receiving specialists when transfers to a larger regional center are warranted Close working relationships with EMS and area partners for seamless care across the continuum Nurses who have built their careers in emergency care Physician leadership and teaching opportunities available for those interested in expanding beyond clinical practice Rural emergency medicine experience preferred Äî new graduates will be considered Compensation & Benefits Base salary: $405,000 Commitment incentive: 10% of base salary Retention incentive: $100,000 over 5 years Relocation stipend: $10,000 CME allowance: $7,000 Health, vision, and dental insurance Retirement plan, life insurance, and short and long-term disability Washington medical license and DEA reimbursement Board certification and renewal reimbursement Medical staff dues covered Required Qualifications MD or DO Äî Board Certified or Board Eligible in Emergency Medicine Active Washington State medical license or willingness to obtain Rural emergency medicine experience preferred Äî new graduates considered Immigration assistance not available About the Community Äì Pullman, Washington Charming university city nestled in the rolling hills of the Palouse region Äî home of Washington State University Four distinct seasons with easy access to year-round recreation Äî hiking, fishing, boating on the Snake River, hunting, and skiing in the nearby mountains Safe neighborhoods, excellent schools, locally owned businesses, and diverse dining and shopping Relaxed pace with welcoming people and landscapes that inspire a deep connection to the outdoors Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport with daily flights to Seattle and Boise Äî larger airports in Spokane and Lewiston offering additional destinations 75 miles south of Spokane Äî easy regional access throughout the Inland Northwest