Emergency Medicine Physician

Emerald Resource Group•White Plains, NY

11d•Onsite

About The Position

When minutes decide outcomes, this role is where clinical judgment, calm leadership, and decisive action meet. You will own care for undifferentiated, high-acuity patients from arrival through disposition, setting the standard for safety, throughput, and compassion in a busy emergency department. Success is measured in patients stabilized, diagnoses made early, and a team that performs under pressure.

Requirements

Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and completion of an accredited emergency medicine residency.
Board certification or active board eligibility in emergency medicine, with an unrestricted state medical license and DEA registration, or eligibility to obtain both before start.
Current ACLS, ATLS, and PALS, with independent management of airways, resuscitations, and procedural sedation.
Proven ability to run a high-acuity shift, including multi-patient prioritization and clear consultant communication.
Proficiency with electronic health record documentation and bedside ultrasound for focused diagnostic decisions.

Nice To Haves

Tell us how you have improved resuscitation, throughput, or team performance.

Responsibilities

Stabilize critically ill and injured patients, completing airway, resuscitation, and disposition decisions that meet departmental quality benchmarks.
Evaluate a high-volume mix of medical, trauma, pediatric, and behavioral emergencies, delivering accurate assessments and evidence-based plans that reduce missed diagnoses and avoidable returns.
Lead the bedside team—nurses, advanced practice providers, technicians, and consultants—so handoffs are clear, orders are executed, and length of stay stays within target.
Make admission, observation, transfer, and discharge decisions that protect patient safety while supporting emergency department and hospital flow.
Document encounters completely and contemporaneously so coding, continuity, and medico-legal standards are met without delaying care.
Close the loop on critical results and sepsis, stroke, and STEMI pathways within protocol windows, escalating system risks in real time.
Coach residents, advanced practice providers, or new clinicians when present, raising team competence without slowing patient care.