2/27/18 11:08 AM
Topics: Conferences, Lifestyle, Career Advancement, Industry Topics, Residents
10/5/17 10:42 AM
Will you be attending ACEP17 in Washington, DC?
If so, make time to come by Booth #1107 and meet Dr. Sam Miller, President of MMC Emergency Physicians Medical Group in Santa Maria, California. He will be available to speak with you face-to-face and discuss the emergency physician openings within his group.
Don't Wait! Schedule your time today by emailing a copy of your CV to MMCEPMG@EMRecruits.com.
Medical School: Western University College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific
Years in Emergency Medicine: 14 years
Number of Years with Group: 10 years
Current Position: Medical Director, President
Who gave you your best career advice? What was it?
My Father, "If you go to medical school and residency or work flipping burgers, in ten years you will either be a physician or flipping burgers. You might as well go to medical school. Consider yourself a commodity, specialize and make yourself needed and easier to sell."
Topics: Conferences, Client Spotlight, ACEP17
3/20/17 3:26 PM
As of July 1st, The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education will allow first-year residents to work 24 hours without a break, scrapping the 2011 placed 16 hour shift cap. If a particular transition between doctors necessitates it, that can be extended to 28 full hours.
Topics: Career Advancement, Residents, ACGME
3/10/17 9:48 AM
If you are planning to be at AAEM17 in Orlando next week, we've got GOOD NEWS! You can WIN a Yeti Hopper Two-20 cooler from EMrecruits.
Topics: Conferences, Win, AAEM17
2/28/17 10:28 AM
It’s a common struggle, a crowded Emergency room versus the rumble in your tummy. Though not often addressed, the question seems to appear just about everywhere advice is given to EM staff. What should be a mandatory part of your day is often an afterthought when you work in emergency medicine. We’ve searched the internet for the best advice and gathered it together here!
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