Join a hospital-employed Emergency Medicine group in KY - Rural community hospital

Job Description

Owensboro Health Medical Group is seeking additional Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Emergency Medicine (ABEM, AOBEM) physicians to join our team at Muhlenberg Community Hospital consisting of 5 physicians and 2 NPs/PAs who welcome an average of 15,000 annual ED visits. 

The 10 bed unit is located in a 60 bed community hospital where patient experience and quality care drive every decision for the population we serve within eight counties of western KY.

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• $426,000 two-year Guaranteed Base Compensation
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• $50,000 Potential Engagement Bonus Compensation
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• $35,000 Upfront Bonus
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• $25,000 Student Loan repayment annually (total of $50,000)
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• $6,000 CME annually
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• $2,000 toward professional society/DEA/License
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• Full Benefit and retirement packages
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• Malpractice insurance with tail coverage
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• 142 twelve-hour shifts annually (7a-7p / 7p-7a)
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• Shifts split proportionally between days and nights
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• 24 hours of physician coverage, 10 hours of APC coverage
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• Unit averages 40 patients per day
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• Opportunity to teach - Family Medicine Residency Program
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ABOUT OWENSBORO HEALTH
Owensboro Health is large enough to have financial strength, resources and growth opportunities, but we are small enough to feel like a family. Our health system is an independent, not-for-profit organization and is operated by a board of community volunteers and physicians.

With three hospitals, a growing medical group, and locations serving an 18-county area across Western Kentucky and Southern Indiana, Owensboro Health is the region’s healthcare leader and is well-positioned for more growth in the future. In fact, Owensboro Health is Kentucky’s largest private employer west of Louisville and is the largest healthcare facility in Western Kentucky.

OWENSBORO HEALTH MUHLENBERG COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Owensboro Health Muhlenberg Community Hospital has been a part of this community since 1938. When you come to our facility, you'll see plenty of familiar faces. The people taking care of you are people you live down the road from, people you go to church with or whom you run into at the grocery. We want to treat you with the same kindness, compassion and quality of care that we would provide for a member of our own family.

Systemwide, the organization has more than 4,800 employees and 250 medical staff.