Emergency Medicine Physician
Not Specified, MT, USA
- Healthcare
- Internship
- Emergency Medicine
- Medical Director
- Critical Access Hospital
The Emergency Medicine Physician will serve as the Emergency Department Medical Director at a Critical Access Hospital in rural Montana, combining clinical care with leadership responsibilities. The role involves providing 24-hour ER coverage, overseeing Advanced Practice Providers, and participating in medical staff meetings. Required qualifications include board eligibility, relevant certifications, Montana licensure, and EMR proficiency, with on-site housing provided.
We are seeking a Board Eligible Physician to serve as the Emergency Department Medical Director for a Critical Access Hospital in Chester, Montana. This is a unique leadership opportunity combining clinical shifts with administrative oversight in a supportive rural healthcare setting.
Detail,Specification
Specialty: Emergency Medicine / Family Medicine / Internal Medicine
Schedule: Min. 10 days/month (One week on/off preferred)
Medical Directorship: Oversight of 4 APPs; Monthly meetings (2 hrs, onsite or remote)"
Clinical Setting: Critical Access Hospital + Urgent Care + Swing Bed
Location: Chester, MT
Role Responsibilities- Directorship: Act as the Medical Director for the ED, providing oversight for 4 Advanced Practice Providers (APPs). Administrative tasks and scheduling are handled by the Hospital Administrator.
- On-Site Coverage: While on-site, the physician covers the ER (24-hour coverage) and Urgent Care (8:00 AM 5:00 PM) .
- Collaboration: Participate in 2 hours of Medical Staff and Provider meetings per month.
- Facility Focus: Experience with Critical Access and Swing Bed patients is highly preferred.
- Licensure: Active Montana (MT) license or IMLC qualification.
- Board Status: BE (Board Eligible).
- Certifications: ACLS, ATLS, BLS, and PALS are required.
- EMR: Proficiency with Cerner .
- Housing:On-site housing is provided by the facility.
- Credentialing: Estimated 120-day timeframe.
- Flexibility: The facility is willing to work with the provider to accommodate specific scheduling needs.
- Leadership Impact: Shape the emergency services for a dedicated rural community while supported by an administrative team.




