Emergency Medicine Director | Greensboro, NC Area

About Core Clinical Partners

At Core Clinical Partners, we’re redefining healthcare partnerships by doing things better. As a physician-founded, owned, and led physician services company, we offer the personalized care of a local group with the support and resources of a national company while staying debt-free, allowing us to stay true to our mission.

We actively engage and empower our clinicians, and our localized approach ensures the needs of each clinician, hospital, and community are met. Your expertise is valued, your voice is heard, and your impact is real.

Together, we’re not just providing care, we’re redefining it.

Emergency Medicine Medical Director Opportunity

Core Clinical Partners is seeking an experienced physician leader to serve as Emergency Medicine Medical Director at Randolph Health in Asheboro, North Carolina.

This is an opportunity to combine clinical practice with meaningful physician leadership while working alongside physicians, advanced practice providers, nursing staff, hospital leadership, and Core Clinical Partners.

The Medical Director will provide leadership for the Emergency Medicine program with a focus on clinical quality, department operations, clinician engagement, recruitment and retention, and team development.

About Randolph Health

Randolph Health is an independent community hospital serving Asheboro and the surrounding communities of central North Carolina. The hospital provides a broad range of inpatient and outpatient services and plays an important role in delivering healthcare throughout Randolph County and the surrounding region.

The Emergency Department cares for approximately 30,000 patient visits annually and is supported by physicians and advanced practice providers dedicated to providing high-quality emergency care.

Opportunity Highlights

·       Emergency Medicine Medical Director leadership role

·       Approximately 30,000 annual Emergency Department visits

·       22-bed Emergency Department

·       Meditech EMR

·       Emergency Medicine team of physicians and advanced practice providers

·       Broad-spectrum community Emergency Medicine practice

·       Collaborative physician and APP care model

·       Supportive nursing staff and hospital leadership

·       Partnership with Core Clinical Partners clinical and operational leadership

·       Opportunity to influence quality, operations, clinician engagement, and team development

·       Flexible clinical scheduling

·       Physician-led culture focused on quality patient care

Medical Director Leadership

The Medical Director serves as the physician leader of the Emergency Medicine program and works collaboratively with hospital and Core Clinical Partners leadership to:

·       Support clinical quality, patient safety, and department performance

·       Promote a positive, collaborative culture among physicians and APPs

·       Partner with nursing and hospital leadership on Emergency Department operations

·       Support clinician recruitment, retention, onboarding, and engagement

·       Provide physician leadership around departmental initiatives and performance improvement

·       Serve as a key clinical liaison between the Emergency Medicine team, hospital leadership, and Core Clinical Partners

What We Offer

·       Independent Contractor (1099) opportunity

·       Competitive clinical compensation

·       Medical Director administrative stipend

·       No non-compete agreement

·       Professional liability insurance provided

·       Flexible clinical scheduling

·       Physician-led clinical and operational support

·       Opportunity to lead a community Emergency Medicine program

Qualifications

·       MD or DO

·       Board Certified or Board Eligible in Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, or Internal Medicine

·       Experienced Emergency Medicine physician leader

·       Eligible for North Carolina medical licensure

·       DEA certification

·       ACLS, ATLS, and PALS certifications as required by facility credentialing standards