Thrive in Emergency Medicine with Competitive Pay and Comprehensive Support in Sunnyvale, TX

Envision Physician Services is hiring a full time Emergency Medicine Physician in Sunnyvale, TX. ­

*Must be BC/BE ABEM or ABEOM - no residents will be considered at this time

Position Profile:

• 38,000 annual volume
• 20 ED beds
• 24 hours of physician coverage daily
• 8-hour shifts
• 30 hours of Advanced Practice Provider coverage
• Stroke Ready Certified, STEMI capable
• Cerner FirstNet EMR
• Specialties on call: Cardiology, Neuro, Orthopedics, Gastro, General Surgery, Urology, Pulm, Nephrology, IR
• Compensation Structure: Average earnings of $285/hour based on 120 hours/month. Providers are compensated hourly or by RVU—whichever is greater each month
• W2 status with comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, CME allowance and 401k with company contribution

Facility Information

Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Sunnyvale is a 70-bed hospital, proudly serving residents since 2009. They offer an array of services and specialties including urology, cardiac catheterization lab, imaging and surgical services including orthopedics and spine. Baylor offers a comprehensive range of health services and medical programs designed to meet your healthcare needs. Their services help bring advanced care closer to home. Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Sunnyvale is an affiliate of United Surgical Partners International, an international surgery company, partnered with local physicians and Baylor Scott & White. Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Sunnyvale is a hospital in which physicians have an ownership or investment interest.

Community Information
Historically, the Town of Sunnyvale is a young Dallas County community. However, this active and growing Town has its roots from the settlement days of Texas. Four rural hamlets, Long Creek, New Hope, Hattersville, and Tripp merged in 1953 to form Sunnyvale. Homesteaders settled the Long Creek hamlet in about 1845. This historic hamlet was located along Long Creek. New Hope became a center of rural commerce when Mr. Tinsley purchased land for a store building in 1885.