Skill
Emergency Medicine
Healthcare and Medical
Emergency Medicine is a medical specialty focused on the immediate diagnosis and treatment of acute illnesses and injuries, typically practiced in hospital emergency departments. Emergency physicians are trained to rapidly evaluate and stabilize patients with a broad range of conditions, from minor ailments to life-threatening trauma, cardiac events, and strokes, often without prior knowledge of the patient's medical history. The specialty demands broad clinical knowledge, procedural skill, and the ability to make high-stakes decisions quickly.
Open roles requiring Emergency Medicine (2)
Advanced Practice Nurse
Defense Health Agency
Full-time · Fort Bragg, NC · $145,012 – $188,520
An Advanced Practice Nurse position in emergency medicine at a military hospital, providing rapid assessment and treatment to trauma and medical patients while coordinating with physicians and specialist teams. This role suits nurses with graduate training and direct emergency care experience who are comfortable working in fast-paced, high-acuity settings within the federal healthcare system.
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Physician (Chief of Emergency Medicine)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Lexington, KY · $225,000 – $400,000
This role leads the Emergency Department clinically and administratively, reporting to the Chief of Staff and balancing direct patient care rotations with oversight of quality, safety, and staff development. It suits an experienced emergency medicine physician ready to step into leadership while maintaining hands-on clinical work.
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