Emergency Room Physician

Position Summary:Akicita Federal is seeking a highly skilled and self-directed Emergency Room Physician to provide comprehensive emergency medical care at the Bemidji Area Service Unit in Ogema, Minnesota. This role requires an experienced provider capable of operating independently in a fast-paced, resource-limited setting, delivering full-spectrum emergency services across all patient populations. The ideal candidate brings a calm, confident clinical presence and a commitment to serving Native American communities with compassion and cultural awareness.$250 - $300 an hourKey Responsibilities:-Provide independent emergency medical services to all presenting patients, including life-threatening conditions and trauma cases-Respond to cardiac arrest ("Code Blue") and other critical incidents with appropriate resuscitation and stabilization procedures-Evaluate patients through detailed history-taking, physical examinations, lab interpretation, and imaging review-Diagnose and treat a wide range of emergent conditions involving: -Head, eyes, ears, nose, throat, skin, neck -Cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, musculoskeletal, endocrine, genitourinary, reproductive, and nervous systems -Psychiatric and behavioral health crises-Perform emergency procedures including but not limited to: -Suturing, incision and drainage, intubation, lumbar puncture -Thoracostomy, NG/OG tube placement, cricothyrotomy, catheterization, fracture reduction -Vaginal deliveries, wound care, and medication administration via all appropriate routes-Interpret EKGs and radiographic imaging-Provide remote consultation to EMS during patient transport via radio or phone-Collaborate with on-call specialists and initiate timely referrals or transfers to facilities such as Cass Lake Indian Hospital-Complete all patient documentation, consults, and discharge summaries in accordance with IHS standards-Remain on-site and on-duty throughout assigned shift and during declared emergencies until formally relieved-Participate in peer chart reviews, emergency preparedness drills, and quality assurance meetings as requiredMinimum Qualifications:-Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) or Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.) from an accredited institution-Current, unrestricted medical license in any U.S. state, territory, or the District of Columbia-Board Certified in Emergency Medicine, or in a primary care specialty with equivalent emergency experience-Minimum two years of recent emergency department experience within the last three years-Completion of an Emergency Medicine residency OR two years of postgraduate training in a primary care specialty with board certification and demonstrated proficiency in emergency careRequired Certifications (Must be Current):-Basic Life Support (BLS)-Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)-Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)-Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) or equivalent-DEA RegistrationCore Competencies:-Extensive experience in acute and emergency care, trauma stabilization, and rapid clinical decision-making-Proficiency in performing a full range of emergency procedures-Strong ability to work autonomously in high-stress and low-resource environments-Skilled in EMR documentation and familiar with ICD-10 coding-Culturally sensitive, patient-centered care philosophy, especially when working with tribal and rural populations-Clear and professional communication with patients, families, colleagues, EMS, and support personnel