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Mobile Stroke Unit Jobs in Arizona (NOW HIRING)

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B2B Sales Professional

Chandler, AZ · On-site

$75K - $105K/yr

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Phoenix, AZ · On-site

$75K - $105K/yr (+ commission)

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Mobile Stroke Unit information

What is a mobile stroke unit?

A Mobile Stroke Unit (MSU) job involves working on a specialized ambulance equipped with advanced imaging and telemedicine technology to diagnose and treat strokes in the field. The team, which may include paramedics, nurses, CT technologists, and stroke specialists, quickly assesses patients, administers clot-busting medication if needed, and coordinates with hospitals for further care. This role requires fast decision-making, teamwork, and expertise in stroke protocols to improve patient outcomes.

What is it like to work on a mobile stroke unit team, and how do team members collaborate during an emergency call?

Working on a Mobile Stroke Unit (MSU) means being part of a dynamic, interdisciplinary team that typically includes a physician, nurse, paramedic, and CT technologist. During emergencies, the team collaborates closely to assess, diagnose, and initiate treatment for stroke patients right at the scene, often utilizing mobile imaging and telemedicine for rapid decision-making. Team members must communicate efficiently and rely on one another’s expertise to deliver life-saving interventions within minutes. The work is fast-paced, requiring adaptability and composure under pressure, but offers the unique reward of making a direct and immediate impact on patient outcomes.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the mobile stroke unit position, and why are they important?

Working on a Mobile Stroke Unit requires advanced clinical skills in emergency neurology and critical care, typically backed by a healthcare degree and relevant certifications such as Paramedic Licensure, RN, or Physician credentials. Familiarity with mobile imaging systems (e.g., CT scanners), telemedicine platforms, and point-of-care laboratory equipment is essential. Strong teamwork, rapid decision-making, and the ability to communicate effectively with patients, families, and healthcare teams are critical soft skills. These competencies are vital to providing timely, specialized stroke care in pre-hospital settings, maximizing patient outcomes during emergencies.

What cities in Arizona are hiring for Mobile Stroke Unit jobs?

Cities in Arizona with the most Mobile Stroke Unit job openings:

Infographic showing various Mobile Stroke Unit job openings in Arizona as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 100% Full Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution.

Emergency Medicine Physician

Emergency Care Partners

Phoenix, AZ • On-site

Full-time

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Job description

EMpower is seeking ABEM certified/eligible Emergency Medicine Physicians to join our team across multiple Dignity Health facilities throughout the Phoenix area. Whether you're looking for Level I Trauma exposure, community hospital medicine, or lower-volume freestanding emergency departments, our diverse practice environment allows physicians to build a schedule and practice style that fits their interests.

-SJHMC (Level 1 Trauma Center & STEMI/Stroke Center)

-Westgate (Community Hospital)

-Litchfield (HSED)

-Glendale (HSED)

SJHMC (Level 1 Trauma Center & STEMI/Stroke Center)

Beds: 56

Average Volume: 180.3

Approximate Shift Times: 6a-2p, 9a-5p,2p-10p, 5p-1a, 10p-6a (60 hours of APP coverage)

Specialties: OB/Gyn, NICU, Ortho, Cards, GI, Surgery, Nephrology, ID, Pulmonology, ENT, Ophthalmology, Dentistry, Plastics, Oncology, Neurology and Neurosurgery.

Occasionally called to help with codes in imaging suites or help in trauma.

ER pharmacist for 12 hours during the day.

In addition to being a major transplant center and LVAD facility, SJHMC has a world renowned Neurological Facility (Barrows). It has 3 MRI scanners, and a mobile stroke unit. No pediatric admission, but see a fair amount of children . No OMFS

Common Cases & Procedures: Traumas, Chest Tubes, Ortho Reductions, Central Lines (have central lines team), Intubations.

Creighton University Medical Students and Valleywise PGY-2 Residents rotate through SJHMC.

Westgate (Community Hospital)

Beds: 24

Average Volume: 71.2

Approximate Shift Times: 6a-2p,2p-10p,10p-6a (12 hour APP coverage Wed-Sun, 20 hours of APP coverage on Mon & Tues)

Specialties: General Surgery, Urology, Nephrology, Colorectal Surgery, Cardiology and Infectious Disease. There is also a small ICU which the ER doc covers when the hospitalist and ICU docs are not there.

Creighton University Medical Students rotate through (not for every shift)

Litchfield (HSED) & Glendale (HSED)

Beds: 8

Average Volume: 30-35

Approximate Shift Times: 6a-6p, 6p-6a (single coverage 12 hour shifts (no APP

Creighton University Medical Students rotate through.

ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

Teaching and giving lectures for additional compensation to Creighton Medical Students

Covering AZ Cardinals NFL home games.

If you are interested in joining our team or would like to learn more, feel free to reach out or send your CV to Raquel Stewart Call/Text: Email: