Career - Regional Director Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medicine

Lexington Clinic, located in Lexington, Kentucky, is seeking a REGIONAL MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE/ASSISTANT CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER

This is a unique opportunity to lead one of the highest performing programs in the country in a physician-led, independent, multispecialty clinic located in beautiful central Kentucky – the horse and bourbon capital of the world.

Senior leadership role in a large independent, multispecialty practice working closely with a large hospital system
Board certified in Emergency Medicine
At least 5 years of leadership experience in similar role
70-80% Administrative
20-30% Clinical
Oversight of 7 Common Spirit Hospital Emergency Medicine Programs (one of the highest performing programs in the country) across Central Kentucky
Works closely with hospital and clinic administration to provide oversight of the EM program
Assists with hospital transfers and patient flow
Direct report to the CEO/CMO of Lexington Clinic
Ownership shares in Lexington Clinic are available for purchase with approval of partnership status
Full benefit package with sign-on bonus and performance bonus included

About Lexington Clinic:

Lexington Clinic is Central Kentucky’s oldest and largest multi-specialty group practice. Lexington Clinic is a private, for-profit organization, owned by its physician partners and governed by a board of directors.

Founded in 1920, Lexington Clinic offers a range of primary and specialty care including an accredited ambulatory surgery center, laboratory services, physical and respiratory therapy and state-of-the-art specialty care centers for cancer, breast and sleep medicine.

Lexington Clinic Facts:

Cares for more than 2,000 patients daily and 600,000 patients annually
Employs more than 330+ providers and 1,000+ staff
Has providers in more than 40 different specialties
Has more than 34 different locations throughout Central Kentucky
Draws patients from an area of 1.3 million residents

AS PART OF OUR TEAM YOU WILL HAVE ACCESS TO

Autonomy
Flexible schedule
Signing bonus
Experienced and dedicated multi-specialty peer network
Competitive compensation with significant earning potential
Ability to buy into practice (voting shares and equity shares)

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Interested candidates please contact:

Alexis Sturgill

Onboarding & Recruitment Specialist

Office: +1 (859) 258-4135

Fax: +1 (859) 258-6122

Email: alstu@lexclin.com

Tammy Spivey, PHR, SHRM-CP

Onboarding &
Recruitment Specialist

Office: +1 (859) 258-6176

Fax: +1 (859) 258-6122

Email: tspiv@lexclin.com

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