What are the responsibilities and job description for the Emergency Medicine - Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin position at Aspirus Health?
Aspirus Health is seeking a Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physician to join our team at new hospital location in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, scheduled to open in Fall 2026. This is a unique opportunity to shape emergency care in a modern facility backed by a strong regional health system.
Join a physician-led health system with a strong commitment to rural and regional care.
Position Highlights:
- Full-time and part-time positions available
- 12-hour shifts
- No inpatient admitting responsibilities
- Centralized transfer center manages all transfers and admissions
- Advanced support via Aspirus MedEvac (air and ground transport)
- Option to begin working in other Aspirus EDs before hospital opening in 2026, if desired
Why Aspirus?
Aspirus Health is a nationally recognized, community-driven health system committed to excellence in care. Our team-based approach ensures providers have the resources and support they need, while our expanding network offers room for professional growth and development.
Community: Chippewa Valley, Wisconsin
- Balance work and life in safe, family-friendly communities with excellent schools and welcoming neighborhoods.
- Affordable living with spacious homes, short commutes, and a low cost of living.
- Home to UW-Eau Claire, a nationally recognized university with strong academic programs and community ties.
- Outdoor adventures with trails, lakes, and parks for hiking, biking, kayaking, and skiing.
- Vibrant arts and music scene with performances at the Pablo Center and Sonnentag Center and major festivals like Country Jam, Blue Ox, Hoofbeat, Summer Jam, Eaux Claires, and One Fest
- Charming downtowns in Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls with boutiques, coffee shops, and local craft beverages.
- Year-round events like farmers markets, food truck festivals, and winter carnivals.
Apply now to be part of a mission-driven team bringing high-quality emergency care to western Wisconsin.