Headquartered in Pensacola, Florida, ECP is the largest single specialty provider of emergency medicine in the United States. With client partners in Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, and Vermont, ECP currently treats more than 1,700,000 patient visits annually at 66 sites of service. ECP supports a clinical workforce of 1000+ physicians and mid-level providers. The company employs a differentiated model relative to other platforms in the industry, highlighted by the ability to maintain ownership through its physician partnership model with regional/local groups to maintain their brand and clinical autonomy while benefitting from ECP’s resources.
Join our team to work alongside clinical professionals who share your passions and values. We offer competitive benefits, a tight-knit culture encouraging work-life balance, and a physician partnership opportunity.
Stephanie Lowman, MBA, Senior Physician Recruiter
C: 337.453.7743
E: Lowman@ecp.net
Seeking Emergency trained board–eligible or certified physician. UMA locations range from 23,000 – to 38,000 annual ED volumes level II trauma centers with 19-26 ED beds and a designated fast track area at the La Grange site saturated with well-established sub-specialty support, including a vast UChicago Medicine network. Full spectrum of modern-day equipment and resources in a resource-rich practice environment with a strong collaborative specialty environment.
Seeking experienced board-certified Emergency or Family trained nurse practitioners and physician assistants. UMA locations range from 23,000 – 38,000 annual ED volumes level II trauma centers with 19-26 ED beds and a designated fast track area at La Grange site saturated with well-established sub-specialty support, including a vast UChicago Medicine network. Full spectrum of modern-day equipment and resources in a resource-rich practice environment with a strong collaborative specialty environment.
Seeking Emergency trained board eligible or certified physician. HMC is a critical access hospital with 9,600 annual emergency department with 6 ED beds. As part of Saint Luke’s Health System, a faith-based, not-for-profit health system, primary care, and specialty support include primary care clinics, outpatient specialty clinics, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, outpatient maternity care, inpatient and outpatient surgery, an intensive care unit with eICU capabilities, full diagnostic imaging, a full-service women’s center featuring 3-D mammography, a hospitalist program, and a nurse navigator program. Family and Internal Medicine physicians with emergency medicine experience welcome.
Seeking Emergency trained board eligible or certified physician. WMH is a critical access hospital with 5,826 annual emergency department with 6 ED beds. As part of Saint Luke’s Health System, a faith-based, not-for-profit health system, primary care, and specialty support include surgical services, short-term rehabilitation, infusion therapy, outpatient imaging modalities such as MRI, CT, and 3-D mammography, cardiology, ENT, GI, oncology, orthopedics, and podiatry. Family and Internal Medicine physicians with emergency medicine experience welcome.
Seeking an emergency-trained board-eligible or certified physician. PHS is a critical access hospital with a 4,318 annual emergency department and 5 ED beds. An affiliate of Boone Hospital Center, the hospital offers primary care. Specialty support includes Family Health Clinics, Outpatient Surgery, Physical Therapy, Respiratory Therapy, Radiology, Lab Services, and Swing Bed Program. Family and internal medicine physicians with emergency medicine experience are welcome, as are resident moonlighters.
Physician engagement is crucial to driving better processes, improving patient care, and improving the patient experience. Our equity partnership model at ECP drives a culture of engagement that is led by physicians with an acute understanding of both emergency medicine and business strategy.
The private practice mindset allows physicians to share the same goal as their hospital partners, to deliver timely-high quality patient care. Most hospital admissions present through the emergency department, and the ED has been nicknamed the “front door of the hospital.” Having a group of ED providers who are equally as interested in the hospital’s well-being guarantees that this vital patient population receives timely-high quality care that will lead them to choose the same facility time and time again for their care and the care of their families.
