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AL Press Releases: First-Ever Crowd Sourced Healthcare Marketplace Partners To Fill 15 Jobs

Relode–one of the fastest growing, online referral-based marketplaces for healthcare jobs–has partnered with American Physician Partners in Alabama to help fill critical physician roles.

Emergency Physicians Market Report: Trends in EM Practice Consolidation

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The Six Factors Driving Mergers and Acquisitions in Emergency Medicine in 2018. Merger and Acquisition (M&A) activity in the $20 billion emergency medicine (EM) market is expected to remain strong in 2018 with more transactions on the way this year.

Nashville Post: Big funding package for ED manager

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Also: Axial’s Arizona plans; Mednax buys Cool Springs practice. AUTHORS Geert De Lombaerde American Physician Partners, the emergency department management venture with a presence in 14 states, has secured a $169.5 million lending facility to power its growth. The... Read More

Nashville Post: American Physician Partners buys Northeast Tennessee group

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Deal grows ER management company by about 15% Brentwood-based American Physician Partners has acquired an emergency department management peer that contracts with seven hospitals in the Tri-Cities area. The deal grows three-year-old American Physician Partners’ client... Read More

Becker’s Hospital Review: The opioid crisis: How did we get here?

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Written by Dr. Tony Briningstool, CMO, APP Rarely does a day pass without a headline about opioid abuse and addiction. While safeguards like prescription guidelines and alternate pain remedies have been put into place, it’s still estimated that about 90 Americans... Read More

Saint Thomas signs new contract with APP for ER staffing at UC hospitals

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Saint Thomas inked American Physician Partners, a Brentwood-based an ER/hospitalist management company, for Saint Thomas Stones River, Saint Thomas Highlands, Saint Thomas DeKalb and Saint Thomas River Park. The changeover at three hospitals occurred March 19.... Read More