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Emergency Medicine – Physician
Franciscan Health DyerDyer, IN
Job Description
- 33,000 annual visits
- 27,000 volume
- 30 hours of Physician coverage
- 12 hours of PA/NP coverage
- EMR-Epic
- Qualifications: BE/BC EM
- >97% Achievement with MIPS composite scores
- 45% Fewer opiate prescriptions
- 1.3% Avg LWBS rate across all EDs
- 22 Minutes Avg arrival to provider time across all EDs
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Since 1898, Franciscan Health Dyer has stayed true to its founding mission to care for everyone that walks through its doors. Franciscan Health Dyer is part of one of the largest acute-care hospitals in the Northwest Indiana region.
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Dyer is a town in St. John Township, Lake County, Indiana. Located roughly 30 miles from downtown Chicago on the Illinois and Indiana border. Dyer is home to many delicious restaurants that also offer weekly entertainment. Some travel to Dyer to see the historic Meyer's Castle, built in the 20th Century, which sits on 10 acres of the town's highest ground. Many people know Dyer from traveling on Lincoln Highway which takes you through the town. The historic highway, "Ideal Stretch" was the first paved road in Indiana. It was part of Carl Fisher's vision for the Coast to Coast Rock Highway.