Emergency Medicine trained provider with Medical Director and air services is needed in a Ohio metro. The program, in operation since 1983, operates four helicopter and five mobile intensive care units and is a CAMTS accredited program. The program provides critical transport within a 150-mile radius of Dayton Ohio, including patients of all ages.

Practice details include:

• Oversee the clinical care provided by the air and ground medical teams
• Oversee and participate in the clinical education of the team members
• Develop and maintain medical treatment protocols the program
• Provide initial and ongoing education for medical control physicians
• Oversee/develop/participate in the quality improvement activities related to clinical care
• Actively participate in outreach activities with EMS/referring hospitals utilizing transport service
• Participate in safety activities within the program
• Assist with budget development
• Participates nationally with Association of Air Medical Services, and Air Medical Physician Association, and at the state level on the Ohio association of critical care transport.
• Medical directorship is 22 hours/week dedicated to program.
• Actively involved in the clinical care of Emergency patients