Emory University Hospital
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Summary: Emory University Hospital, staffed by Emory University School of Medicine faculty, offers travel clinicians a chance to work in a leading academic medical center renowned for cardiology, cancer care, and neurology. You'll be exposed to a high-acuity environment with complex cases, cutting-edge technology, and a strong emphasis on quality patient care. This Level I trauma center provides a great opportunity to expand your skills and work alongside a dedicated multidisciplinary team. Weekly pay ranges typically fall between $2000–$3000+ (depending on role, unit, shift, and may or may not include stipends).
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Why Clinicians Love Working Here
Emory University Hospital offers a challenging yet rewarding environment for healthcare professionals. It's a place where you can make a real difference in the lives of patients while advancing your knowledge and skills. Expect to join a team of passionate individuals committed to providing the best possible care.
- Level I Trauma Center & High-Acuity Cases: Experience a fast-paced environment dealing with complex and critical cases, providing excellent opportunities to refine your skills in emergency and trauma care.
- Renowned Specialties: Work within nationally recognized programs in cardiology, oncology, and neurology, collaborating with experts and contributing to innovative treatments.
- Academic Environment: Engage with residents and students, contributing to the education of future healthcare professionals and staying up-to-date with the latest medical advancements.
- Multidisciplinary Team Culture: Collaborate with a diverse team of specialists, fostering a supportive and collaborative environment focused on patient-centered care.
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Fast Facts for Travelers
| Feature | Details |
| Trauma Level | Level I |
| Total Beds / ICU Beds | Not specified |
| Teaching Hospital | Yes |
| Specialties | Cardiology, Heart Surgery, Cancer, Neurology |
| EMR System | Not specified |
| Scrub Policy | Facility-provided. Varies by unit. Confirm with the facility. |
Orientation | Paid, comprehensive onboarding in most cases. Check with the facility. |
| Weekly Pay Range | $2000 – $3000+ (depending on role, unit, shift and may, or may not include stipends) |
| Parking / Access | Not specified |
| Job Types Available | Travel RN, Surg Tech, Rad Tech, etc. |
Details vary by unit and contract—confirm specifics in your assignment.
What to Expect on Assignment
Expect to be placed in a variety of units depending on your specialty and assignment. As a teaching hospital, you will likely interact with residents and students. Common cases involve a wide range of medical and surgical conditions, with a focus on complex and critical illnesses reflecting the hospital's leading programs in cardiology, oncology, and neurology. Floating may be expected and will vary based on needs.
About Emory University Hospital
Emory University Hospital is a flagship hospital within the Emory Healthcare system, staffed exclusively by faculty from the Emory University School of Medicine. As a leading academic medical center, the hospital is recognized for its commitment to quality care, excellent service, and transparency. The hospital is one of the nation's leading hospitals in cardiology and heart surgery, cancer, neurology and more. You can find more information on their website: www.emoryhealthcare.org/locations/hospitals/emory-university-hospital/index.html
National Recognition & Safety Rankings
Star ratings are displayed on the profiles of Emory Healthcare providers, allowing patients to access patient experience information. The below rating represents an overall average of experience results from patients who have received care at this specific facility location.
Note: These are third-party rankings and not affiliated with Nomad Health.
Living & working in Atlanta, GA
Atlanta offers a vibrant urban experience with world-class restaurants, a thriving cultural scene, and plenty of attractions. The cost of living is generally considered reasonable compared to other major metropolitan areas. Popular neighborhoods for travelers include Midtown, Buckhead, and Decatur, offering a mix of housing options and convenient access to amenities. While commute times can vary depending on traffic, Emory University Hospital is generally accessible from these neighborhoods. Public transportation options include MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority), which provides train and bus service throughout the city. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is easily accessible, making travel to and from assignments convenient.
Food, Entertainment & Lifestyle
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Travel and Transit
- Nearest Airport: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
- Walkability: Varies by neighborhood; some areas are highly walkable while others require a car.
- Public Transportation: MARTA provides train and bus service throughout the city.
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