Emergency Medicine job located in Washington, District Of Columbia

Do you seek an opportunity to provide excellent patient care while advancing your career as a clinician? Look no further! Provide safe, high-quality patient care as a full-time emergency medicine (EM) physician working at Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center.

Located in Woodbridge, Virginia, (just SW of Washington, DC), Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center is a 183-bed community hospital with a 40-bed emergency department (ED). This hospital treats approximately 44,000 patients per year in the ED and is currently recognized as a Level III Provisional facility. Clinicians have the opportunity to work 10-hour shifts on an equitable rotation of days, nights and weekends. All physicians are cross-credentialed at a nearby free standing ED's to affords a variety in shift preferences, acuity, volume and the ability to earn extra income.

Competitive compensation, relocation and bonus offerings available for full-time clinicians.

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