Emergency Medicine Fellowship Physician Assistant in Oklahoma City, OK

Company:TeamHealth

Professions/Specialties:PA - Emergency Medicine,General Physician Assistant

Location:Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

Job Type:Full-time, In-person, Permanent

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Job Description

Build the foundation of your clinical practice through TeamHealth's Emergency Medicine Physician Assistant Fellowship at St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City. This 12-month training program is designed for physician assistants who are passionate about emergency medicine and committed to continuous learning. Through hands-on patient care and advanced clinical training, you'll gain the experience, knowledge, and confidence needed to thrive in a fast-paced emergency department setting.

Program Snapshot

Multiple training facilities
Moonlighting opportunities
Specialty rotations include: anesthesiology, orthopedic selective, trauma, pediatric EM, EMS, interventional radiology, and ICU (procedures)
SIM lab

How You'll Thrive as a TeamHealth Clinician

$65,000/year annual stipend
61 CME hours included
Professional liability insurance coverage

Who We're Looking For

Postgraduate PA with a strong clinical foundation and commitment to learning
Passion for emergency medicine
Current ACLS, PALS, and ATLS certifications

If you're looking to launch your practice in a fast-paced environment where your clinical skills will thrive, this is the opportunity for you. Apply today!

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- Health insurance
- Professional liability insurance paid
- 401(k)
- Stability of a respected industry leader
- Access to TeamHealth's clinician wellness program
- Leadership and growth opportunities to further your career
- Access to professional development tools, educational resources and CME through TeamHealth Institute

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About TeamHealth St. Anthony Hospital - Oklahoma City

Located in midtown, SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital - Oklahoma City serves the health care needs of central Oklahoma and its surrounding counties. This hospital offers a wide range of services with physicians and staff dedicated to providing exceptional care. Specialties include: cardiology, oncology, surgery and behavioral medicine. SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital has 601 hospital beds, 37 ED beds and receives an annual patient volume of 53,000. The EMR used is EPIC. 24 hours of daily APC coverage as well as 60 hours of daily physician coverage.

Community Information - Oklahoma City, OK

Community InformationOklahoma City, OK

Oklahoma City in Brief
Oklahoma City, the second largest city in the U.S. based on geographical size, offers a diverse landscape of hip, urban culture and charming, old-fashioned neighborhoods. Its spirited environment blends with a deep western heritage to create a city of friendly people where culture and commerce thrive.

The Oklahoma City File

Education. The Oklahoma City Public Schools, which educate students for life-long learning and responsible living, boast a graduation rate of more than 93 percent.
Real Estate. With a housing index value of 77.3, Oklahoma City's housing market is 22.7 percent below the national average.
Family. Oklahoma City is a family-oriented community that's been named by the Places Rated Almanac as one of the "Best Places to Live in North America."
Culture. As the state's cultural center, Oklahoma City is home to a museum of art, philharmonic orchestra, ballet, several theatres, a fast-growing entertainment district and more.
Recreation. Oklahoma City residents enjoy a variety of recreational opportunities, everything from water sports and golf to fishing and hunting.
Weather. Oklahoma City's climate is mild, with four distinct seasons and an average temperature of 60 degrees and 3,000 hours of sunshine per year.

Oklahoma City Fun Fact
Oklahoma City sits on land that was once considered Unassigned Lands, the one parcel not given over to Indian tribes during forced relocation in the 1880s.