Emergency Medicine Physician at ApolloMD

Our Hospitals: Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital Ashe Memorial Hospital CaroMont System CaroMont Regional Medical Center Mount Holly Belmont UNC Blue Ridge Health System Morganton Valdese Why Practice with ApolloMD? ApolloMD is a physician- and APC-operated multispecialty practice that partners with top-tier hospitals, teaching institutions, and health systems. We provide a strong national network of support without sacrificing your autonomy. Our clinicians enjoy: Clinician-Owned: Independent group no outside ownership or private equity. Full-time clinicians have the opportunity to become an owner. Autonomy & Work-Life Balance: We believe in empowering physicians, not micromanaging them. Clinician Support: Access to mentorship, professional development, and a network of experienced leaders. Award-Winning Workplace: Named one of the Top 100 Workplaces for 2025 by USA Today and both the Nation s and Atlanta s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For by the National Association for Business Resources. Why North Carolina? Lower Cost of Living than Most Coastal States: NC s cost of living is % below national averages in many counties, increasing your real take-home value without sacrificing lifestyle. No. 1 for Quality of Life (US News 2024): Physicians consistently cite North Carolina for balanced living mountains, lakes, beaches, and four-season weather without harsh extremes. Fastest Growing Physician Job Market: North Carolina ranks among the top states for hospital investment, healthcare expansion, and physician demand leading to job security and long-term stability. Outdoor + Family Lifestyle: Ski in the Blue Ridge Mountains, hike the Appalachian Trail, enjoy world-class fishing, or take a weekend trip to the Outer Banks. Great schools and safe communities make it ideal for families. Pro Business, Pro Healthcare Environment: Strong hospital systems, predictable reimbursement climates, and significant statewide investment in healthcare infrastructure create an environment where EM physicians can thrive rather than struggle.