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The position is for an ABEM-certified Emergency Medicine Physician to provide full-spectrum emergency care at a low-volume VA Emergency Department in Clarksburg, WV, with 12-hour day and night shifts and a pay rate of $285 per hour.
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Physician Practice Enhancement is seeking an experienced American Boarded Emergency Medicine Physician for a VA in Clarksburg, VA. This is a low-volume VA Emergency Department located in Clarksburg, West Virginia, serving approximately 9,100 ED visits annually (~25 patients/day) with about 1,400 admissions per year. The closest airport is North Central West Virginia Airport (CKB) in Bridgeport, WV. Coverage requires ABEM-certified Emergency Medicine physicians providing full-spectrum ED care, including emergent intake, resuscitation, airway management, ECG interpretation, credentialed procedures, admissions/discharges, care coordination, and participation in QA, chart review, and staff meetings. Shifts are primarily 12-hour blocks across days and nights. EMR is RPMS (Legacy Internal EMR). Any unrestricted U.S. medical license is acceptable. Physicians pay rate: $285/hour - All Inclusive Requirements ABEM-certified physicians only (non-negotiable) Active DEA, BLS, ACLS Comfort practicing independently in a low-volume, broad-scope ED Willingness to cover day and/or night shifts Strong professionalism, clean history, and participation in QA/team oversight VA experience is a plus, but adaptability is key