Medical Director - Emergency

We are looking for an experienced Medical Director – Emergency to join our team at West Virginia United Health System. The Medical Director will be responsible for providing administrative leadership and clinical oversight of the Emergency department. As a Medical Director, you will be responsible for establishing standards of practice for the department, employing evidence-based clinical protocols, and delivering excellent patient care.The ideal candidate will have a Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree and be board-certified in Emergency Medicine. The Medical Director should have a minimum of five years' experience working in emergency medicine and be able to demonstrate leadership skills and a commitment to excellence in patient care. You should also have a record of successful collaboration with other healthcare professionals and staff. Excellent communication and problem-solving abilities are a must. If you are passionate about providing quality patient care and have the qualifications we are seeking, we want to hear from you.

Responsibilities:

1. Provide administrative leadership and clinical oversight of the Emergency department.
2. Establish standards of practice for the department.
3. Employ evidence-based clinical protocols.
4. Deliver excellent patient care.
5. Demonstrate leadership skills and a commitment to excellence in patient care.
6. Collaborate with other healthcare professionals and staff.
7. Maintain excellent communication and problem-solving abilities.
8. Ensure quality patient care is provided.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Medical Director - Emergency in Morgantown, WV, USA is between $185,000 and $220,000 per year. This range may vary depending on the employer, experience, and qualifications of the individual applying for the position.

The WVU Health System, WVU Medicine's largest component, is a not-for-profit corporation and West Virginia's largest employer. West Virginia United Health System helps residents in the Mountain State stay on top of their health. The system operates United Hospital Center (in Clarksburg), as well as hospitals in the West Virginia University Hospitals (WVUH) system, including City Hospital (Martinsburg), Jefferson Memorial Hospital (Ranson), and WVUH's home hospital in Morgantown. In addition, WVUHS operates WVUH's Cheat Lake physicians ambulatory center, as well as a network of about a dozen primary care clinics located throughout central and northern West Virginia. Combined, the system's hospitals and clinics have more than 1000 beds and treat approximately 1.4 million patients annually.