ER Nocturnist Opp - Great Schedule - Quincy, IL - Busy Community Hospital

The Blessing Hospital Emergency Department is looking to fill a Nocturnist roll:
-1504 hours per year
-10p-8a shift
-Four days on and four days off for a 32-day cycle followed by eight days off

Blessing Hospital Emergency Department:

• Level II trauma center registering 35,000 visits annually
• supported by attending physicians in all major specialty and sub-specialty fields
• onsite helicopter service
• Blessing is the Emergency Resource Hospital for five surrounding counties
• Emergency Department is a Certified Chest Pain Center and Stroke Center with door-to-cath time under 30 minutes

Compensation and Benefits: 

• $435,000 salary for 1,504 scheduled clinical hours of work (32 hours per week)
• Health, life, vision, dental, disability, and AD & D insurance
• 403(b) plus 457(b) tax-deferral option 
• Employee childcare center onsite
• $5,000 professional expense allowance
• Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance included
• Educational debt forgiveness loan, if applicable

The Emergency Department physicians are employees of the Hospital and reside in the community. Emergency medicine residency training and ABEM/AOBEM certification required.

If interested, please contact:

Kristen Walker

Physician & Provider Recruiter

Kristen.Walker@blessinghealth.org

• Blessing Health System employs almost 300 physicians and advanced practice providers
• Blessing is the largest medical provider serving a 300,000+ population region composed of West Central Illinois, Northeast Missouri, and Southeast Iowa
• Blessing Hospital Quincy, IL quick facts:
  • 349-bed regional referral center in Quincy, Illinois, and Illini Community Hospital, a 25-bed critical access facility in Pittsfield, Illinois
  • Level II trauma center
  • 16 ICU beds; 10 bed CVU
  • Designated stroke center and chest pain center
  • a number of outlying clinics throughout our region 

Quincy, Illinois sits on limestone bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River and is known for its natural beauty, historic homes, and strong arts community.  It has a diverse economy, low unemployment, and is ranked among top small arts communities and best hometowns in the U.S.

The city offers excellent public and parochial schools, a community college, and a private university, along with the Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing & Health Sciences, which was among the first accredited nursing schools in the nation. Fine dining, expansive and well-developed parks, and abundant recreational facilities are all nearby. 

Quincy is conveniently located:

• 2 hours from St. Louis, Missouri and Lambert International Airport
• 3.5 hours from Kansas City, Missouri
• 4 hours from Chicago
  • Daily flights connect Quincy’s Baldwin Field with Chicago O’Hare International Airport
  • Amtrak provides two round trips daily to and from Chicago