The provider must be proficient in procedures such as intubation, central lines, chest tubes, and lumbar punctures (LPs). An Act 10 license/waiver is acceptable.

On occasion, providers may be asked to precept 2nd or 3rd-year residents, approximately every three months. Urgent Care is adjacent to the Emergency Department (ED) and is staffed with two Advanced Practice Clinicians (APCs) and a registered nurse. While you are not required to cosign their records, you will act as a resource for them. If a patient needs to be upgraded to the ED, they will provide you with a report, and the patient will be moved to the ED. There are minimal times when an APC will be present in the ED proper, but this is not a daily occurrence.

Patient Encounters Per Shift: 20

Nearest Airport: Mosinee – CWA

Beds in Department: 10

Patient Per Shift: 20

Board Certification: Facility requires physicians to be board certified. Minimum requirement is Board Certified.

Bids from Providers with IMLC: Not allowed

Estimated Credentialing Timeframe: 90 days

Required Certifications:
– ACLS: Yes
– ATLS: Yes
– BLS: Yes
– PALS: Yes

Facility Information:
– Trauma Level: 4
– Facility PEDs Level: 0

Support Services with 24-hour Availability:
– Anesthesia: Yes
– General Surgery: Yes
– Laboratory: Yes
– OR Response Time: Yes
– Orthopedic Surgery: Yes
– Radiology: Yes

Cardio-thoracic surgery, catheterization lab, neuro-surgery, and vascular surgery are not available 24/7. Newborn deliveries are not received in the ED, but there is a Labor and Delivery department.

Specialty: Emergency Medicine