Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine Physician - $100K Sign-On Bonus | J1 Visa Welcome | W2

Emergency medicine is demandingand the right environment makes it sustainable. At USACS, we design care teams that are fully supported, appropriately staffed, and structured so Physicians can focus on patient care without unnecessary administrative burden. Were adding an Emergency Medicine Physician to our team at CHI St. Joseph Health Regional Hospital in Bryan, Texas.

Practice Highlights:

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• Up to $100K sign-on bonus
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• J1 visa sponsorship available
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• W2 or 1099 employment options
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• ED Volume: 44,000
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• 26 ED beds plus 4 fast-track rooms
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• 25% admission rate with broad acuity
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• Level III Trauma Center with Level II resources
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• 89 hour shifts with strong Physician and APP coverage
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• Scribes available to support workflow
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• EMR: Dragon with Pulse Check
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What your practice will look like:

Youll work in a high-volume Emergency Department with strong specialty support and academic opportunities. The model supports efficient workflows and team-based care, with scribes and APP coverage allowing you to focus on clinical care.

About the facility:

CHI St. Joseph Health Regional Hospital is the anchor hospital for the health system and serves a nine-county region. The ED is a busy Level III Trauma Center and offers opportunities for teaching through Texas A&M Health Science Center affiliations.

Why USACS:

We are a physician-owned, clinician-led organization designed to support long-term career satisfaction. Our model emphasizes strong staffing, shared governance, and resources that reduce administrative burden and support high-quality care.

Compensation & Benefits:

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• Competitive compensation
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• $100,000 equity ownership opportunity after 3 years
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• 10% company-funded 401(k)
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• Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and Rx coverage
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• Malpractice with tail coverage
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• CME/BEA funding and professional development resources
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Requirements:

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• Board Certified or Board Prepared in Emergency Medicine
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