Assistant Emergeny Medicine Program Director

Further your career as an assistant program director (APD) for a new emergency medicine ACGME program at St. Luke's Campus - Mohawk Valley Health System in Utica, New York. This key role will partner with the program director in planning and coordinating academic and operational activities of the residency program and provide administrative supervision and guidance to residents regarding administrative issues, due dates, deadlines and other key elements. The APD will be responsible for ensuring program, faculty and resident compliance with ACGME and providing guidance on policies and issues as it relates to GME requirements. The anticipated start date for the first class in this program is summer of 2022. Qualified candidates must be Residency Trained in Emergency Medicine and currently board certified or truly board eligible with current ATLS, ACLS, PALS & stroke certifications. As a TeamHealth clinical leader, you will receive support services, networks of communication, educational resources and access to join a community of thousands of professionals to share and shape best practices. We harness a nationwide collection of tools, clinical resources and collective knowledge for our clinicians who provide the best for their patients. At TeamHealth, our purpose is to perfect our clinicians' ability to practice medicine, every day, in everything we do. Our philosophy is as simple as our goal is singular: we believe better experiences for clinicians lead to better outcomes'for patients, partners, and physicians alike.

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Utica starts with you!

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Just a short drive away from Syracuse and beautiful Adirondack Park, Utica is considered to be the socio-economic hub of Oneida County and offers small-town charm, abundant industry, affordable housing, ample recreational opportunities, and a diverse cultural and ethnic community. Located in Central New York and at the foot of the Adirondack Mountains, Utica offers plenty of outdoor activities for every season. Take a trip to the Utica Zoo or catch an AHL Utica Comets game. During warm months enjoy water sports at Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, or Five Fingers Lake. During the cold months, enjoy winter sports like ice skating, snowboarding, ice fishing, hockey and skiing.

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A new integrated health campus

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St. Luke's Hospital emergency department is part of a two-hospital system which includes St. Elizabeth Medical Center with 72,000 combined visits per year. They serve as the regional Level III Trauma Center, Cardiac Care Center and Designated Stroke Center. In addition, they offer, Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accredited Quality Improvement Program (MBSAQIP) Accredited ' Comprehensive Center, Labor and Delivery with a Level II Nursery and Maternal Child Services. Oncology Inpatient Unit, Total Joint Orthopedic Program, Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, Senior Network Health, Mohawk Valley Home Care and Visiting Nurse Association of Utica and Oneida County, and Urgent Care Services. These two fast paced emergency departments admit 23-28% of patients, and serve as the cardiac and stroke centers for the city of Utica and surrounding counties. We transition into our new regional medical center in Downtown Utica in 2023 and our new facility will include a 373 bed hospital, 47 ED treatment spaces (ED exam, quick turn, & trauma), 6 Behavioral Health ED treatment rooms, 10 Observation beds, dedicated access to the Medical Imaging room, and CAT Scan with direct and easy access to other imaging modalities. The new design will support the care of 90,000 visits annually. Rarely is there an opportunity where you can be a part of building a new program while simultaneously building a brand new facility to practice in.