Part-Time Emergency Medicine Physician Position in St. Louis, MO with National Wound Physician Group
Clinical satisfaction, autonomy and flexibility, work-life balance
No Nights, No Call, No Weekend Clinical Responsibilities
Become an expert in wound management, learn from highly qualified wound certified physician trainers and Fellowship Directors. Utilize cutting-edge clinical technologies and the latest wound care modalities.
- Our physicians provide bedside wound care in over 3,200 facilities across 28 states.
- We provide physician level wound management training and a wound fellowship giving you all the knowledge and expertise for clinical excellence.
- W2 full-time physicians earn on average $300,000 per year plus benefits.
- Appreciate the autonomy and flexibility in our work schedules, routinely a 45 hour work week for full time positions.
- Paid Training
Requirements:
- Active unrestricted medical license (MD/DO) in the state you wish to practice
- Minimum commitment of 3 weekdays per week.
Practice Overview:
- Full time work: Monday - Friday (7am-4pm) or part time available.
- No call / No weekend clinical responsibilities.
- Physicians deliver modern wound management at the bedside in the post-acute care setting: Skilled Nursing Facilities and Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals.
- Our physicians conduct weekly wound rounds at each facility.
- Part-time role is a minimum of 3 days per week. Full time role is 4 - 5 days per week.
- This is a mobile practice: The physicians visit facilities in a mile radius of practice location.
- Our physicians visit 2-3 facilities per day treating approximately 20-30 patients per day.
- Clinical documentation is at point of care, in real-time during clinical rounds, using our proprietary wound specific EMR.
- Paid Training is provided during onboarding + 6 months wound care fellowship
- W2 employment contract (No work visa sponsorship is available)
Benefits:
- Full health and retirement benefits provided.
- Medical Malpractice with tail is provided.
- Mileage reimbursement.
