Emergency Medicine Physician
About the role
Join our collaborative, close-knit team of 6 physicians and 3 APPs at Martintown ER. Provide care across three sites in the Aiken area, including Aiken Regional Medical Center, Sweetwater ER, and our new Martintown Road ER location opening this fall. Accountable, on-site leadership: a local medical director who knows the community and owns the department's performance, supported by Sound's leadership-development tools. Stable, well-staffed teams: cohesive teams aligned on our patient-first culture of excellence, which means less reliance on premium temp labor and more predictable shifts.
Responsibilities
- Provide coverage for Martintown ER.
- Manage all aspects of community emergency medicine, collaborating closely with colleagues and consultants.
Requirements
- Board-certified/eligible in emergency medicine.
- A collaborative team player with a patient-centered approach.
Qualifications
- Board-certified/eligible in emergency medicine.
- A collaborative team player with a patient-centered approach.
Skills
- Ability to work in high-pressure environments.
- Strong clinical judgment and decision-making skills.
- Collaborative and team-oriented mindset.
Benefits
- Flexible scheduling and opportunity to work between all 3 sites.
- Opportunities for part-time and full-time roles, accommodating your professional and personal needs.
Pay
- 1099 Compensation: $300/hr. days and $325/hr. nights.
Schedule
- Fully remote option available.
Career Path
- Practicing
- Single-site Leadership
- Multi-site Leadership
Location
North Augusta, South Carolina
Company Information
Sound Physicians is a physician-founded and led, patient-first medical group grounded in one belief: better support for clinicians leads to better care for patients. Our emergency medicine teams are empowered to lead care locally with the backing of a strong national network committed to clinical excellence, intentional leadership development, and collaborative partnership. Here, you’ll practice alongside care teams that work seamlessly across Emergency Medicine, Hospital Medicine, and Critical Care—creating smoother transitions, stronger accountability, and better outcomes for the communities we serve.
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