A community Emergency Medicine opportunity in Horse Cave, Kentucky — situated just 20 miles from Bowling Green — is seeking a board-certified or board-eligible Emergency Medicine physician to join a stable, established practice. The department manages approximately 7,200 annual ED visits, offering a manageable, well-paced community volume with genuine work-life balance. Independent contractor status, enhanced signing and relocation incentives, and flexible 12- or 24-hour shift options make this a compelling option for physicians seeking autonomy and scheduling control in a lower-acuity, lifestyle-friendly setting.
Perks and Benefits
- Enhanced signing bonus and relocation incentive package
- Independent contractor (1099) engagement
- Paid professional liability insurance with tail coverage included
- Access to CME resources and educational tools through a dedicated physician institute
- Leadership development and career growth pathways within a large, nationally recognized physician organization
Practice Highlights
- Approximately 7,200 annual ED visits — a steady, community-level volume well-suited to a balanced schedule
- Flexible shift structure: choose 12-hour or 24-hour shifts to match your preferred work pattern
- Independent contractor status provides scheduling autonomy and flexibility
- Affiliation with one of the largest and most established physician group practices in the United States
- Access to professional development resources, clinical education, and CME through a dedicated institute
- Defined leadership and advancement opportunities for physicians seeking to grow beyond clinical practice
Qualifications
- Board certification or board eligibility in Emergency Medicine
- Active Kentucky medical license or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Comfort with the full spectrum of community emergency department acuity
About the Community
Horse Cave is a small, welcoming community in Hart County, Kentucky, located approximately 20 miles northeast of Bowling Green — a mid-sized city offering a full range of dining, shopping, cultural amenities, and Western Kentucky University. The region is anchored by Mammoth Cave National Park, one of the most visited national parks in the country, providing exceptional outdoor recreation including hiking, caving, and nature tourism right at your doorstep. Kentucky's low cost of living, affordable housing, and relaxed pace of life make this an attractive destination for physicians seeking a high quality of life outside a major metropolitan area.