Trauma Program:
220-bed Acute Care Facility
The only Level II Trauma Center on the seacoast-recently completed ACS verification visit
12-hour primary in-house coverage, plus 12-hour secondary call from home with 30 minute response (rarely called in)
Robust regional referral opportunities
Busy Emergency General Surgery component
Trauma Criteria:
Board Certified Surgery with Trauma/Surgical Critical Care Fellowship Preferred
ATLS Required
3-5 years experience preferred
Offering:
Permanent positions with equitable scheduling model and unique work/rest model
Paid Malpractice and no attributed overhead expenses
Employment model with full benefits, including health and 401K with employer match
$5,000 CME allowance
Competitive income potential
Comprehensive back-end support services including recruitment, credentialing, renewals, billing, follow-up clinic support and more
About Portsmouth Regional Hospital:
220-bed acute care facility with a Level II Trauma Center
24/7 full-service ER
Two freestanding ERs
24/7 dedicated inpatient hospitalist program
24/7 dedicated inpatient intensivist program
Implementing psychiatry residency program in summer 2021 with Tufts University affiliation
Internal medicine and family medicine residency programs with Tufts University affiliation
30-bed inpatient psychiatric unit including 16 involuntary beds
Community Information:

Portsmouth, New Hampshire is a Seacoast city and sits near the mouth of the Piscataqua River which divides the states of New Hampshire and Maine. Portsmouth is at the core of a metropolitan region that includes several small cities and towns. As the nation’s third oldest city, Portsmouth offers:
An area that’s rich in history and abundant cultural activities
Small-town charm
A host of outdoor activities and proximity to major cities
Top-notch educational institutions—Both public and private
No sales tax or state income tax
A one-hour drive to Boston
Four seasons of weather