Emergency Medicine physician sought to join stable, democratic group at suburban 22,000 volume ED.  As Nebraska’s largest city, Omaha provides both metropolitan amenities and friendly, Midwestern charm.  You’ll find appealing neighborhoods, outstanding schools and excellent cost-of-living. Terrific package includes ownership opportunity, incentive income, employer-funded pension, paid malpractice, expense account and more.

Premier Health Care Services was formed in 1987 by a small group of Emergency Medicine physicians with a clear vision of an Emergency Medicine services group that would consistently be regarded as the best and most sought after clinician group, both by those we serve and those we employ. As a democratic, physician owned and led group, the physicians of Premier Health Care Services participate fully in the decisions and financial rewards of the practice. 

Premier seeks physicians that are first and foremost dedicated to quality patient care. We seek the physician striving to heighten the specialty, committed to teamwork and eager to participate as a physician-owner. In return we offer great financial and professional opportunity, while recognizing the importance of enjoying family and personal life.

Our consistent record of excellent client and physician retention serves as the best testimony of our philosophy.

If you envision the ideal EM group, it would likely resemble the Premier model:

• Equity ownership without a buy-in or lengthy wait
• Paid malpractice with guaranteed tail
• A solid Risk Management program with specific guards against loss prevention and a firmly established malpractice captive.
• A specific financial plan committed to the long-term success of the physician and providing benefits such as employer-funded pension.
• A guaranteed hourly rate and incentive income
• Opportunity for growth while recognizing the importance of family life with benefits such as family medical plan and sick time.  

Premier Health Care Services offers opportunities in Ohio, Michigan, West Virginia, Nebraska, Iowa, South Carolina and Southern Illinois.