Envision Physician Services is searching for an Emergency Medicine Physician & EMS Director to join their UChicago Ingalls Memorial Hospital team. J-1 Visas accepted.

Requirements: BC or BE EM physician certified by American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) or American Osteopathic Board of Emergency Medicine (AOBEM).

Position Profile:

• 48,000 annual patient volume
• 28 ED beds
• 5 Fast Track beds
• 4 psych beds
• 41 hours of daily physician coverage
• 35 hours of daily APP coverage
• Scribe coverage
• EPIC EMR
• W2 status with comprehensive benefits program
• Enjoy the camaraderie and ability to function as independent providers.

UChicago at Ingalls Memorial Hospital began as a small, 50-bed community hospital in 1923. Over the decades, Ingalls Memorial has grown to become a 478-bed, nationally recognized health system that spans over 22 acres, offering a full array of health care services. Ingalls has earned a national reputation and commendations for cancer, stroke, neurosciences and orthopedics. Joining the forefront of medicine, efforts have been made to optimize resources and relationships. The natural evolution included the foresight of a mutually beneficial partnership with UChicago Medicine. This step accelerated both the pace and scope of progress. Patients' personal physicians now have an array of skilled colleagues with advanced training and expertise to support care delivery from hospital visits through recovery, with ready access to world-class specialties and techniques.

The slogan "A New City Rising" just begins to describe the progressive nature of Harvey, Illinois. In addition to being located 19 miles south of the Chicago Loop, Harvey sits at the junctions of major interstates as well as four national and multinational railroad lines. This is a quaint community of about 30,000 people and is the heart of Chicago's Southland region. The community has typically been on the go with a variety of ethnic backgrounds mixing in the community and has more than 15 parks that offer basketball courts, baseball diamonds, picnic areas, and recreational facilities.