Address
Form of work
SalaryEM Position in Houston Area
Oakbend Medical Center has EM Physician opportunities available in the
- Richmond, TX (Jackson St and Williams Way) and
- Wharton, TX areas.
Highlights of Oakbend's facilities:
- No wait ER Model
- 1099 EM Physician Status
- 10K Census (Wharton and Williams Way) to 20K Census (Jackson St)
- 20 to 22 patient volume per day
- 12 Hour Shifts
- 7A to 7P - 7P to 7A (Jackson St and Williams Way) / 8A to 8P - 8P to 8A (Wharton)
- EMR - Paragon (Electronic T Sheets for notes)
About OakBend Medical Center
OakBend Medical Center is the last remaining independent, nonprofit hospital in the Greater Houston area, providing exceptional service with its three hospitals and many specialty centers. OakBend follows an innovative model of care that makes the patient the captain of the care team, up ending the traditional approach to nursing where the doctors and nurses act as leaders of the team. This patient-centered care drives OakBend’s services and programs, including its signature No Wait ER, an advanced trauma center and the Jack and Billie Wendt Acute Care for the Elderly (ACE) unit.
About Richmond, TX
Situated along a bend in the Brazos River, Richmond stands as a historic gem in Fort Bend County, Texas, a mere ten minutes from Sugar Land. With a close-knit community of around 12,000, this suburb is enveloped by the sprawling Houston metropolitan area, which boasts over 6 million residents. Renowned for its charming downtown, Richmond merges the allure of an affordable cost of living with a solid education framework, supported by nearby schools and higher education institutions.Beyond its educational prowess, Richmond brims with recreational avenues. From the picturesque George Ranch Historical Park to a plethora of parks, there's always something to explore. And with Houston inclose proximity, residents are never too far from an expansive array of amenities and attractions. Underpinned by a diverse economy spanning healthcare, education, and retail sectors, Richmond skillfully combines metropolitan benefits with small-town charisma.
