Emergency Medicine in Black River Falls, great salary and rural community - Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

Join this wonderful independent hospital as an Emergency Medicine physician in beautiful Black River Falls! This Critical Access Hospital is recruiting for an EM physician, and they are happy to accomodate part or full time. Salary estimate starts at $367k, plus sign on bonus, relocation, and CME allowance. There are opportunities and financial incentives for additional shifts/holidays. This EM department has been in practice for 50+ years. 

Details

-ER includes 2 trauma rooms, 1 triage room. 7 exam rooms onsite, 2 are negative pressure. 

-ancillary services onsite include Xray, CT, MRI, ultrasound, lab, respiratory therapy, and a social worker. 

-support staff includes an NP/PA (10 hours daily), and RN (minimum of 2 RNs 24/7). Also onsite are 24/7 ER tech, HUC, and others. 

-24 hour shifts (8am-8pm), 7 shifts per month. Rotating holidays and weekends. 

-historic ED volumes are 10k visits per year

Black River Falls Community

Warm and welcoming community in west-central Wisconsin, population of 3.5k. Service area is about 20k, population of Jackson county. Area is known for the outdoors and its beautiful rolling hills. Plenty of activities going on all year, including the Butterfly Festival & Race, Oktoberfest, the Ho-Chunk Nation Pow Wow, and various festivals. Several youth sports organizations, and great schools. One hour form La Crosse, Eau Claire, and Marshfield. 2 hours from Madison and Minneapolis. 

The Provider Placement Program for Wisconsin currently is aware of many family medicine positions in Wisconsin. These positions vary by scope and are with multi-specialty medical groups, hospital-based clinics, community health centers and independent clinics. Communities range in population from 1,000 to 65,000. To receive the complete list of positions/places, please call or write Laura Ketterhagen (contact info on home page). The Provider Placement Program for Wisconsin is a non-profit physician recruitment program started in 1979 and located at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health (Wisconsin Office of Rural Health) in Madison.