Job Description
Carle Health Methodist Hospital Peoria, IL
Level II Trauma Center | Hospital Employed
Carle Health Methodist Hospital, a 345-bed, not-for-profit, multispecialty regional hospital and Level II Trauma Center located in Peoria, Illinois, is seeking Board-Eligible or Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physicians forPRN opportunities. This is a great role for physicians seeking flexible scheduling in a supportive hospital-employed environment.
Why Carle Health Methodist Hospital?
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Annual ED volume of approximately 36,000 patients
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Level II Trauma Center with access to comprehensive specialty support including cardiology, gastroenterology, anesthesia, hospitalists, critical care, and general surgery
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Collaborative team of 8 full-time and 4 part-time emergency physicians, alongside 8 APPs and 4 part-time APPs
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EPIC electronic medical record system in use
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Flexible shifts including days, swings, nights, weekdays, and weekends depending on need and availability
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APP oversight role with additional compensation
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Multispecialty hospital with a broad referral base and a commitment to quality patient care
Position Details
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Employment: Hospital-employed by Carle Health
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Schedule: PRN, 1-year contract
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Board Eligibility: BC/BE in Emergency Medicine (BE within 5 years)
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No leadership or faculty responsibilitiesclinical focus only
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No visa sponsorship
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No telemedicine or outpatient responsibilities
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Malpractice coverage with tail provided
Compensation & Benefits
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The general compensation range for this position is $285 - $295/hour, (based on experience, qualifications, location, training, licenses, shifts worked, and compensation model)
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Retirement plan available for physicians working 500+ hours annually
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Malpractice and tail coverage provided
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No sign-on bonus, relocation, or CME funding for PRN roles
Ideal Candidate
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Emergency Medicine training only (Family Medicine candidates not considered)
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Physicians licensed or eligible for Illinois medical license
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Flexible, team-oriented, and patient-focused