Emergency Medicine Medical Director

Emergency Department Medical Director

Bayonne Hospital – Bayonne, NJ
Employer: Inhospital Physicians (IHP)
Position Type: Full-Time, Leadership

Bayonne Hospital is seeking an accomplished Emergency Medicine Physician to serve as Emergency Department Medical Director. This role offers the opportunity to lead a high-acuity community ED while shaping clinical quality, team performance, and patient outcomes.

Position Highlights

• Annual ED Volume: 22,000–23,000 visits

• Acuity: High (Level 1–3 focus)

• Clinical Support: Full specialty backup with 24/7 ICU and Anesthesia

• Advanced Capabilities:

  • Thrombectomy-capable

  • STEMI Center

• EMR: Meditech with Dragon voice recognition

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical leadership and oversight for all ED operations

• Collaborate with hospital administration and department leads

• Ensure high-quality, evidence-based patient care

• Support provider scheduling, education, and performance improvement initiatives

• Maintain a positive, team-centered ED culture

Why Bayonne Hospital?

• Competitive leadership compensation and full benefits

• Growing, community-focused hospital with strong specialty support

• Modern technology and advanced clinical capabilities

• High-impact leadership role with room to shape departmental strategy

Qualifications

• MD/DO in Emergency Medicine

• ABEM certified or eligible

• Prior leadership or director-level experience preferred

• Ability to obtain a New Jersey medical license

If you’re an Emergency Medicine leader ready to take the next step in your career, apply today and join a team committed to delivering outstanding emergency care.

Physical Demands:

This physician role requires stamina in fast-paced healthcare: prolonged standing/walking (8-12 hrs/shift); rapid emergency movement (sprints, crowds); lifting/carrying 25-50 lbs equipment; pushing/pulling 100 lbs (beds/carts) with aid; frequent bending/stooping/kneeling for care; constant reaching/fine motor skills (suturing/IVs); occasional climbing/balancing; tolerating stressors (temps, noise, fluids, hazards) during irregular shifts/on-call/infection risks—accommodations for disabilities; varies by setting (clinic/ER).