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New York
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Kingston - The Best of Both Worlds-Located in Hudson Valley
and only 90 minutes to NYC |
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A newly formed team of dedicated EM trained physicians has
one position remaining for an experienced EM physician
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The opportunity:
- New state-of-the-art ED
- Annual ED volume of 50,000
- 12 hour shifts
- Fast Track
- Full practice support with Scribes
- Cutting-edge practice support tools
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The Benefits:
- Outstanding compensation
- Full partnership
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Site incentives
- Career growth
- Robust educational programs
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Join one of the nation's truly democratic emergency physician groups
Full and equal ownership in a dynamic private practice |
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Kingston Hospital, a 150-bed acute care hospital, is a non-sectarian, not-for-profit institution. It specializes in medical/surgical care, ambulatory surgery, diagnostic surgery, emergency services, obstetrics and rehabilitation as well as acute and chronic renal dialysis services.
It is part of the HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley, which includes Benedictine Hospital, Kingston Hospital, Margaretville Hospital, Mountainside Residential Care Center (skilled nursing facility) and Woodland Pond at New Paltz (continuing care retirement community). As the parent organization, HealthAlliance provides a unified governance structure, while still allowing each hospital to continue as a separate and distinct corporation. The goal of HealthAlliance is to strengthen the quality of care and bring forward enhanced technology to serve the present and future healthcare needs in the Hudson Valley. |
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Ulster County offers the Catskill Mountains, the scenic Hudson River Valley, world-famous food and a diverse art and cultural community.
...All of this and only 90 miles from New York city. |
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Kingston (population - 24,000), the first Capitol of New York, is situated on the west bank of the Hudson. The city has three neighborhoods known as uptown, midtown and downtown. The uptown and downtown areas are historic districts. A wide variety of architecture such as Art Deco, Victorian, Greek Revival, Italianate, Neo-Classical and Romanesque are located in the city. The downtown area (at one time was the village of Rondout) has a prominent artist community and notable art galleries. |
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The Historic Hudson Valley embraces a topography that varies from meadows to gently sloping mountains. The property selection incorporates historic Dutch stone homes, brick homes from the Colonial and Federal periods and Victorians. There are also farmhouses and farms, the more modern ranch houses, contemporaries and colonials, or just acreage. Some antique properties are as old as 300 years and many are large, dramatic estates, secluded and private. (See the Map). |
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Arts & Entertainment
Ulster Performing Arts Center - The Ulster Performing Arts Center's historic Broadway Theater has emerged as a premier performing arts venue of the Hudson Valley, open year-round to present superb productions, including national and international headliners in music, dance, theater and more. With a 1500-seat capacity, it is the largest proscenium theater between Manhattan and Albany.
Arts Society of Kingston - Founded in 1995 by local artists in Kingston, NY, ASK today has grown to become a 600-member organization. Among ASK members you will find many talented, highly respected professional artists, as well as emerging artists and supporters of the arts.
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Higher Learning
The Kingston area offers a wide variety of secondary education learning opportunities. There are five colleges within a 41 mile radius, including SUNY College at New Paltz and Vassar College, in addition to the Culinary Institute of American and West Point Military Academy. |
Sports
 Enjoy some of the top sports teams in the country, whether it be the Mets, Yankees, Knicks, Rangers or the Giants, Devils and the Nets or take advantage of world-class horse racing at Saratoga.
If participation sports are more your interest, you will enjoy the multitude of golf courses and the four ski resorts (e.g. Windham Mountain, Plattekill Mountain and Belleayre Mountain) within the Catskill Mountains. The ski resorts of Vermont, such as Stratton and Killington, are a few hours away.
Rest and relaxation - Boating on the Hudson River or picnicking, camping and nature study in the Catskills may be more to your liking.
Shopping
Whether your preference is for antiques, artist colonies, outlet shops or the hustle and bustle of Manhattan, you are centrally located to some of the best shopping in the Northeast. |
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As one of the nation's truly democratic emergency physician groups, EMA is proud of our 35 year history of long term, stable relationships with hospital partners and our exceptional physician recruitment and retention rates. EMA was named one of the "100 Best Places to Work in Healthcare 2010" by Modern Healthcare.
Please click here to visit our website www.ema.net and see what our physician-partners have to say about EMA. These comments were received via an independent survey which resulted in EMA being named one of the 2010 "Best Places to Work in New Jersey" by NJ Biz. |
Please contact
Emergency Medical Associates
Telephone (877) 692-4665 x1176
Email: jobs@ema.net
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