Title: ER Physician for Thief River Falls, MN Wapiti empowers healthcare providers to make a profound impact in rural communities, where their diverse skill sets are critical for saving lives, making real-time decisions, and supporting underserved populations. As a provider through Wapiti, you ll utilize your full skill set to deliver essential care while playing a vital role in strengthening these communities. Our rural partners recognize the importance of your work, offering deep appreciation and support, so you can focus on what truly matters making a lasting difference in the lives of your patients when every second counts. Concentrate on Medicine We ll Take Care of the Rest: - Comprehensive malpractice coverage, including tail insurance.
- A dedicated logistics team to arrange your travel hassle-free.
- All-inclusive local housing and travel accommodations, including car rentals.
- Flexible career options to suit your lifestyle and preferences.
- Streamlined credentialing process, with all documentation gathered for your review.
Responsibilities:- Shift Length: 13 hours (8am 9pm & 7pm 8am).
- Patient Volume: 8000 per year and 700 ER visits monthly (10% emergent; 47% Urgent; 35% Less Urgent; 8% non-urgent)
- Electronic Medical Records (EMR): EPIC
- Trauma Level: 4
Qualifications/Requirements- License: MN
- DEA: DEA
- Board Certification: Board Certified, Board Eligible will be considered
- Life Supports: BLS, ACLS, PALS, ATLS or CALS (ACLS Must be AHA), Stroke certification from NIHSS required. ATLS IS waived if ABEM but providers must show proof of holding ATLS at one time.
- Covid/Flu Vaccination: Not Required
Compensation: Contact us to discuss pay within the next 24 hours
About the Area: Thief River Falls, Minnesota, is a vibrant community with a strong economy, home to leading companies like Digi-Key Electronics and Arctic Cat. Surrounded by scenic natural beauty, it offers year-round outdoor recreation, excellent schools, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere perfect for professionals and families alike.
