Physical Med & Rehab Medical Director position in Alabama - Located in Muscle Shoals, AL - Nashville 120m - Full-time, permanent position - Employed Seeking a Medical Director for our acute rehabilitation unit in Muscle Shoals, AL. This full-time position will collaborate with our program director and clinical staff in providing compassionate care to patients in our 32 semi-private bed unit. There is also an opportunity to do EMGs for our two hospitals in North AL. The position will require MD/DO, an active AL license, at least 2 years of training or experience in the medical management of inpatients requiring rehab services. About the Hospital: Hospital was founded in 1968 by a group of physicians dedicated to serving residents of Colbert County. Today, the 178-bed, general acute and specialty care facility boasts spacious, private rooms for all acute patients as well as a 24-hour emergency department; medical and surgical services; medical/surgical inpatient units; medical detox unit; and short-stay surgery units. Hospital also operates the regions only in-patient acute rehabilitation facility. The Center, the areas only psychiatric unit 30 beds dedicated to our senior adults. The hospital also has a 20-bed Acute Adult Psychiatric Unit, as well as a Psychiatric Residency Program. About the Community: Situated in northwest Alabama on the banks of the Tennessee River in a two-county region known as the Shoals, Muscle Shoals is a beautiful, family-friendly community with a rich history to share. Home of Muscle Shoals Sound and FAME Studios, Muscle Shoals is known as the Hit Recording Capital of the World and continues to honor its musical heritage today with a lively recording industry still propelling artists to fame. Muscle Shoals offers excellent schools, safe neighborhoods, and exceptional cost of living making the Shoals an ideal place to live. From world-class bass fishing, hiking, and award-winning golf courses to the renowned W.C. Handy Musical Festival, you will find it all in this vibrant riverfront city.
