Grandview Medical Center – Emergency Medicine
Located in Birmingham, Alabama, Grandview Medical Center is named one of the Nation’s Top Performers on Key Quality Measures by The Joint Commission. Built from the legacy that Trinity Medical Center established over the years, Grandview Medical Center opened its doors on October 10, 2015. Nationally recognized hospital services and dedicated clinical teams will be supported by exciting new technological advances, bringing high-quality patient care to the next level.
- Annual Patient Volume: 49,000
- ED Beds: 32 with additional 8 lower acuity treatment spaces
- Documentation: Cerner
- Physician Daily Coverage: 40-41 Hours
- APC Daily Coverage: 24-29 Hours
- Mon – Fri: 8-hour Shifts
- Sat – Sun: 10-hour Shifts
- Level 3 Trauma Center
- Primary Stroke Center
- BCEM
- All subspecialty coverage except for ophthalmology
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Contact Our Recruiter
sgunter@apollomd.com 
404-513-8274 Birmingham, Alabama
Birmingham is the cultural and entertainment capital of Alabama with numerous art galleries in the area including the Birmingham Museum of Art, the largest art museum in the Southeast. The city has much to offer including Alabama Adventure, Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Birminghame Zoo, Ruffner Mountain Nature Center and Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. Those interested in music and museums enjoy McWane Science Center, Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame, Alabama Sports Hall of Fame, Alabama Theatre and much more. Birmingham offers a low cost of living and a variety of higher education opportunities as the home to the University of Alabama School of Medicine and School of Dentistry, as well as three of the state’s law schools.
