Emergency Medicine: Experienced PA for Murrells Inlet/Georgetown, SC at Tidelands Health system

Tidelands Health system in Murrells Inlet/Georgetown, SC has an opportunity for you to join as a health system employed PA with at least two years EM PA experience to work alongside a private emergency medicine physician group that provides full emergency medicine services for Tidelands Health at both regional acute community hospitals – Tidelands Georgetown Memorial Hospital and Tidelands Waccamaw Community Hospital. You will be hospial employed though.

Be valued.

• Competitive salary
• Sign-on bonus
• Fully paid malpractice insurance
• Exceptional benefits and retirement plan
• CME allowance
• Public service loan forgiveness-eligible employer

Be supported.

• Full-time opportunity due to volume growth
• Two acute-care hospitals with 50,000+ ED visits annually
• Nine-hour shifts, no overnights
• Modern facilities, including med-surg, critical care, imaging and lab
• Full specialty support for referrals, including a tertiary relationship with MUSC Health, South Carolina’s academic medical center
• Epic EMR

Be heard.

• Independent, not-for-profit community health system
• Local, volunteer board of trustees that is nearly 30 percent comprised of physicians
• Dyad physician/administrative leadership
• Inclusive environment where diversity is championed
• Rated one of the nation’s Top 150 places to work in health care by Becker’s Hospital Review

Make a difference.

• Significant need for additional physicians in the nation’s fastest-growing area, with an additional 275,000 residents projected by 2040
• Progressive community health system where physicians have the opportunity to fully use their skills and training
• Diverse medical staff that celebrates different perspectives in the pursuit of health equity
• Not-for-profit health system that reinvests in community well-being, delivering more than $60 million in community benefit annually

Grow with us.

• Largest regional health care provider, with two acute-care hospitals, two inpatient rehabilitation hospitals and more than 70 outpatient locations
• Collaboration with MUSC Health, South Carolina’s academic tertiary medical center
• Additional acute-care hospital, inpatient rehabilitation hospital and extended care hospital approved and in development

Embrace balance.

• One of the Top 20 places to lives in the United States, as ranked by US News & World Report
• Unparalleled beaches, marshes and rivers along the Atlantic coast
• Expansive entertainment and attractions, including more than 90 golf courses in the “Golf Capital of the World”
• Nearly 1,000 restaurants offering virtually every kind of cuisine
• International airport with non-stop flights to more than 50 destinations
• Conveniently located just 90 minutes from Charleston, South Carolina - named the No. 1 city in the US by Travel + Leisure

Find a home.

• Cost of living below the national average
• Highly rated public and private schools and a leading university - Coastal Carolina University
• An average 215 days of sunshine each year, with an average temperature of 74 degrees

Don’t postpone your happiness. Find professional and personal fulfillment as you discover why this place is good medicine. Reach out today for immediate consideration.

Are you passionate about quality and committed to excellence? Consider joining our Tidelands Health family. We are a national Top 150 Best Places to Work in health care, 2023. As our region’s largest healthcare provider, Tidelands Health since 1950 is dedicated to keeping the communities we serve healthy and active. With four hospitals, and more than 70 outpatient locations, 340 total beds and 260 providers on the medical staff a Tidelands Health facility is always close to home. Tidelands Health has over 55,000 ER visits, 8,500 surgeries and 600,000 outpatient visits annually. We are independent and community based and collaborate with MUSC Health, Charleston. We have 2,500 employees, physicians, and volunteer partners – promoting wellness, preventing illness, encouraging recovery, and restoring health. Our growing service area, one of the fastest growing in the U.S., will soon be 600,000 in population. There are plenty of patients and healthcare needs. 

We are an independent, non-profit health system of four hospitals in the greater Myrtle Beach, South Carolina area. Myrtle Beach is ranked a Top 20 Best Places to Live by the US News and World Report, 2023. Tidelands Health also is a national Top 150 Best Places to Work in health care, 2023. We have two general hospitals and two rehab hospitals totaling 325 beds and we have 70 clinic locations serving our community population of 440,000. We are growing in our region to over 600,000.  We employ 140 physicians and 75 APPs and have a total medical staff of 260 providers. Our employee partners exceed 2500 and we cover all major specialties, both inpatient and outpatient. We do over 55,000 ER visits per year, 14,000 admissions and 8000 surgeries. We care for 600,000 outpatients annually.  Our mission is to make lives better through better health.

Tidelands Health is community-based and independent, yet we link for additional healthcare services with our tertiary partner in Charleston, MUSC (Medical University of South Carolina) in such areas as cardiology, stroke, acute pediatrics, oncology, and a joint Family Medicine residency.  We are small and personal while providing top-ranked quality patient care in one of the most beautiful beach areas of the country. Our physicians are listened to and engaged in our decision-making and growth. We understand the importance of professional growth and thus have a formal Leadership Development Program in collaboration with Coastal Carolina University for all our physicians and providers. We cherish diversity in our providers to better meet the needs of our growing communities. We have the "High Performance Awards" from US News & World Report in Stroke, Pneumonia, Hips and Knees Replacement and COPD. Our plans now include a new 100-bed hospital to be built in 2027 in the Myrtle Beach area as inpatient demands increase.

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NOTE: Myrtle Beach is one of the fastest growing places in the country.

Once the lair of the infamous pirate Blackbeard, Murrells Inlet just south of Myrtle Beach is now widely known as the "Seafood Capital of South Carolina" and is an ideal place for those who love to explore the outdoors. A half-mile-long Marsh Walk offers spectacular views and a chance to watch fishing boats come in with the day's catch, be it fresh fish, clams, oysters, or crabs pulled from the surrounding waters.

Thrill-seekers relish opportunities to parasail, ride a banana boat or drive a jet ski, while pirate-themed boat tours bring Murrells Inlet's history of pirates and adventurers to life. This fishing village has a boating experience for every taste, from kayaking at sunrise to a day-long chartered deep-sea fishing excursion to the Gulf Stream.  After dark, things get lively along the Marsh Walk, with live music streaming from several fun-filled establishments.

Known worldwide for its beauty, Brookgreen Gardens showcases its extensive American sculpture collection with the best nature has to offer. Founded by Archer and Anna Huntington in 1931, Brookgreen Gardens was their gift to the community they loved. Today it is a National Historic Landmark with one of the most significant collections of figurative sculpture, by American artists in an outdoor setting, in the world. Visitors will always find something in bloom, no matter what the season and the zoo offers an up-close look at local wildlife. For the adventurer, try a Carolina Safari tour through local attractions, or Blue Wave Adventures Dolphin Watch Tour, for a kayak or charter exploration for marine life.

Directly across the highway lies Huntington Beach State Park, originally a part of the Huntington's estate and now a must-see for the serious bird watcher. This 2,500-acre park also offers ocean-side camping, fishing and nature programs along the three miles of beach and hundreds of acres of salt marsh.