Emergency Medicine Physician

Presbyterian Healthcare Services is seeking Board Eligible or Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physicians to join their team in the Greater Albuquerque Area. This role offers a unique opportunity to combine a fulfilling medical practice with an adventurous lifestyle in beautiful New Mexico. Physicians will contribute to a growing multi-specialty medical group within a locally owned, not-for-profit healthcare system, focusing on high-quality, patient-centered care. Practice Info * Emergency Medicine Program covers three busy hospital-based ERs and PresNow locations (urgent and emergency care in a single setting). * Presbyterian Hospital handles 78,000 visits/year. * Kaseman Hospital handles 45,000 visits/year. * Rust Medical Center handles 40,000 visits/year. * Non-trauma designated facilities with a 22% admission rate. * 24/7 support from hospitalists, intensivists, NICU, PICU, surgicalists, and more. Compensation * Competitive hourly rate: $220-$290/hour * Relocation assistance * CME allowance * Fully paid malpractice insurance * Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) eligibility * New Mexico Physician Tax Credit of up to $10,000 per year * New Mexico Health Professional Loan Repayment Program offering up to $75,000 per year in loan assistance with a required service commitment Benefits * 403(b) retirement plan with employer matching and contributions * New Mexico Opportunity Scholarship eligibility for New Mexico residents * New Mexico Universal Childcare Program provides no-cost childcare for all families Shift & Schedule * 1,560 clinical hours per year * Flexible scheduling across multiple sites * Expected work schedule in Socorro: 24-hour shifts comprising of 6 shifts per month Requirements * Board Certified or Board Eligible in Emergency Medicine * A commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care * A collaborative, team-first mindset * Ability to obtain a New Mexico medical license * J-1 waiver applicants welcome, candidates requiring visa sponsorship or a waiver are encouraged to inquire