Are you a recent CCFP, CCFP-EM, or FRCP graduate looking for a career in emergency medicine? Are you an established EM physician looking for a new opportunity to settle in a smaller community?

Welcome to Campbellford Memorial Hospital! We are a 38 bed health care facility located in Trent Hills. It serves approximately 40,000 Northumberland, Peterborough, and Hastings County residents, as well as a large seasonal population of cottagers and tourists enjoying the beautiful Kawartha Lakes Region and the Trent River System. We are approximately 1.5 hours northeast of Toronto, or 1.25 hours northwest of Kingston. A nice, scenic drive!

As the only hospital located between Belleville and Peterborough, CMH provides a comprehensive array of acute care services. Our emergency department sees about 19,000 visits each year.

• 24-hr on-site Lab
• CT Scanner on site
• 7 days/week access to Ultrasound
• PA Coverage support everyday
• 24/7 RT coverage
• IM hospitalists available for consults.
• Mental Health/Crisis Team available 
• Epic EMR (shared with nearby regional partners)
• 2 well-appointed call rooms for overnight or before driving home 

Our congenial medical team is dedicated to ensuring their expertise benefits the people seeking care at the Hospital annually. CMH offers a paid 8-hour 'Orientation Shift' in advance of your first solo shift on site.

We are a Level 4A AFA with 10% shadow billing. Shadow billing is managed through the hospital and paid out on receipt from the MOH. Regular shift payments monthly. Travel compensated at .51/km after 60 kms. 

*Quarterly bonus paid; slight variability quarter-to-quarter.

Up to ~$100,000 in incentives after the 1st year of fulltime ED commitment

Locum opportunities available.

The successful candidate should be licensed to practice medicine in Ontario.  

CCFP-EM, FRCP in EM, or CCFP (preferred) with knowledge/comfort working solo in the ED.

Up to date ACLS, ATLS; PALS preferred.

Opportunities for FM mentorship may be available for candidates with a strong interest in Emergency Medicine.