Emergency Medicine Physician

Would you like to live in Philadelphia or southern NJ and work in a fast-paced emergency department (ED) with rewarding compensation? If so, TeamHealth now has a full-time ED position at Virtua Willingboro!

A valued partner in the highly-esteemed Virtua Health system in south Jersey, this opportunity offers flexible scheduling, an excellent work-life balance, and a group of seasoned physicians and APCs who will welcome you home. This 50-bed emergency department with a PromptCare area offers up to 31 hours of physician coverage daily, along with APC support. Enjoy the practice of medicine in an established department while contributing to the care of almost 35,000 patients per year.

Virtua Willingboro has a history of providing nationally-recognized care, and we invite you to be a part of that! A designated Primary Stroke Center and a Healthgrades 5-star rated hospital for the treatment of heart attack, heart failure, COPD, and diabetic emergencies. Virtua Willingboro offers first-class emergency medicine care to the residents of Burlington County.

Qualified candidates should be residency-trained and board-eligible or board-certified in emergency medicine (EM). Experienced physicians and newly-graduating residents are encouraged to apply. Join our team at Willingboro and enjoy the benefits of living near Philly while being part of a welcoming community with a hometown feel!

Competitive compensation with an estimated base salary range of $210 to $220 hourly. This independent contractor role is not benefits eligible.

If you are seeking a full-time staff position or a full-time nocturnist position, apply today!

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Position Highlights :

• Independent contractor model

Professional liability insurance with tail coverage

Access to TeamHealth's clinician wellness program

Leadership and growth opportunities to further your career

Opportunity to work in a very stable emergency physician staff in a friendly atmosphere and treat a highly appreciative patient population