Emergency Medicine job located in Albuquerque, New Mexico

As a (Login for Information) leader you'll be able to advocate for patients, peers and nursing colleagues thereby increasing job satisfaction and fostering a strong culture of collaboration and connection. We pave the way for you to further your abilities as make a positive impact by influencing processes that improve efficiency and outcomes for patient care teams, ultimately benefiting the community and allowing it to thrive.

(Login for Information) cultivates leaders to guide their teams toward goals like client retention and patient satisfaction, as well as the ultimate goal: high-quality patient care. Work alongside a supportive CEO as medical director at Lovelace Medical Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Candidates must be board certified in emergency medicine (EM) and ideally have prior emergency department leadership experience.

Lovelace Medical Center is a patient-centered hospital featuring state-of-the art equipment and a 24/7 emergency department that includes a dedicated area for treating our senior patients. We offer high-quality, high-tech medicine in a facility that has become a symbol of health and wellness in the heart of the city we serve. Nowhere else in the state will you find technology like our Gamma Knife Center, capable of treating complex, often inoperable, conditions of the brain. We offer more than 50 medical specialties between the 5 hospitalist that make up the Lovelace Health System. 

Currently Lovelace Medical Center is offering 24 hours of physician coverage and 20 hours of APC coverage. We have a total of 286 beds throughout the facility with 30 dedicated ED beds. We have an annual volume of 35,000 while averaging about 1.2 patients per hour with a 25% admission rate. The current EMR throughout the whole Lovelace system is Epic. 

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The largest city in New Mexico, Albuquerque offers all the trappings of a large metropolitan area, plus a rich Native American and Spanish history. Explore Albuquerque's modern downtown core and Old Town Albuquerque with its historic adobe buildings, five museums and a burgeoning arts district. Take the Sandia Peak Tramway to the top of the Sandia Mountains, learn more about the region's history at local archaeological sites and the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, and appreciate the many authentic New Mexican cuisines available in the Old Town. Outdoor enthusiasts will love easy access to the state's many national parks where recreation opportunities, including hiking, biking, rock climbing, skiing, snowboarding, star gazing and more, abound.