Transport Physician

About the Role

Join STARS as a Transport Physician – 48 Hours/Month, Critical Care in United States. Transport Physician Why STARS At STARS, we come to work every day with a purpose…to save lives. Whether you work in the aircraft or at one of our six bases, everyone at STARS plays a vital role in helping to provide critical care, anywhere.

Key Responsibilities

• will be an acute care practitioner (emergency medicine, anesthesia, ICU, trauma surgery) who will work with a Registered Flight Nurse and Critical Care Paramedic, either in person or on-line, to provide high quality care and service including triage, intervention, and safe transport of critically ill or injured patients of all ages from the scene of injury or during inter-facility transfer.

• must be within 25 minutes of Winnipeg International Airport and be ready with flight suit, boots and requisite gear; All TPs must have access to Shared Health EPR and be available by cell phone while on call or at base; Undertake additional duties as required (Educational Rounds presentations, On-Base Days, attend TP Meetings and updates); TPs periodically will need to travel on fixed wing flights and in ground ambulances to aid in critical care patient transfers; TPs will be required to participate in a process of performance review at regular intervals as a means of supporting continuing learning and effectiveness in the role.

• provide critical care, anywhere.

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Requirements

• call time/month; On

Work Schedule

• Part-Time position.

• Call responsibilities required.

• Weekend coverage may be required.

Apply to join STARS as a Transport Physician – 48 Hours/Month, Critical Care.