Director of Emergency Medical Services
MedVetAbout the role
At MedVet, we are committed to delivering exceptional emergency and specialty care. We are seeking a Director of Emergency Medical Services to lead our Emergency Departments nationwide, guiding our teams, strengthening our standards, and ensuring the highest level of care for patients and clients.
Internal Priority Consideration
At this time, MedVet will be prioritizing internal candidates for this opportunity as part of our commitment to career growth and development for our current caregivers.
Director of Emergency Medical Services
(Part-Time, 2.5–3 Days/Week)
Position Overview
MedVet is seeking a Director of Emergency Medical Services to lead our Emergency Departments Nationwide. The Director of Emergency Medical Services will play a critical role in expanding support, promoting engagement and retention, and driving meaningful change for our Emergency (ER) Doctors. This position is designed to advance MedVet’s organizational goals by improving emergency efficiency, elevating medical quality, strengthening our ER doctor community, and ensuring an exceptional and consistent experience for our clients, patients, and referral partners.
Key Responsibilities
Traveling Medical Services Leadership
- Serve as Medical Director for the Traveling Medical Services team
- Maintain accountability for financial performance, scheduling, hiring, and doctor development
- Drive ER headcount growth through recruitment and retention initiatives
- Coordinate assignment of traveling ER doctors (2–6 months in advance) in collaboration with Medical Directors (MDs) and Regional Medical Directors (RMDs)
- Explore expansion into specialty services, with initial focus on Critical Care, Anesthesia, and Radiology
Emergency National Specialty Team Leadership
- Lead the Emergency National Specialty Team
- Focus on DVM wellbeing, retention, community development, and workflow standardization
- Support MedVet’s Strategic Pillars through alignment of emergency care practices
- Maintain and support the ER Teams communication channel
ER Functional Goal Accountability
- Partner with the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) to drive initiatives aligned with MedVet’s three pillars: Caregiver Experience, MedVet Experience, and Healthy Growth
- Lead key 2026–2027 priorities, including:
- Reduction of ER wait times
- Implementation of a wait-time dashboard across hospitals
- Pilot and rollout of centralized ER doctor scheduling (Dayforce)
- Collaboration with Marketing to strengthen the ER value proposition
- Partnership with Medical Excellence & Education to implement clinical checklists and skills training
- Burnout monitoring and mitigation planning for ER doctors
- On-site support for ER departments requiring additional leadership presence
- Workflow and efficiency improvements across ER hospitals
- Support MDs and ER Department Heads (ERDHs) in resolving unique hospital challenges
Emergency Department Head (ERDH) Development
- Collaborate with the CMO to design ERDH leadership and professional development plans
- Facilitate monthly ERDH meetings using MedVet toolkits and resources
- Support individual ERDH growth through participation in 1:1s, doctor meetings, and department meetings as needed
De Novo Hospital Integration
- Provide on-site support during the first week of new hospital openings (ER and multi-specialty hospitals)
- Promote MedVet ER culture and workflow best practices
- Deliver onboarding support to ERDHs (on-site or remote)
- Offer ongoing integration support and collaborate on a standardized ER “playbook” for new hospitals
Clinical Practice (Optional)
- Maintain the option to work clinical shifts within a home hospital to stay connected to patient care and clinical teams
Qualifications
Required Experience
- Minimum of 2+ years in clinical Emergency practice
- Minimum of 2+ years in an ER De
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