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Physician (MD/DO) - Hospitalist in Oregon

Posted 5 days ago

arr healthcareOroville (CA)

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About the role

Doctor of Medicine | Hospitalist Location: Oregon Employer: ARR Healthcare Pay: Competitive weekly pay (inquire for details)
Start Date: ASAP About the Position We are scheduling interviews with this well-established Laborist Team, bringing on another full-time OB Hospitalist to their team located in Medford, OR.
The position: Full-time (seven 24-hour shifts a month) - extra shifts available Flexible scheduling and GUARANTEED SHIFTS 90-day advance scheduling No on-call responsibility and 21 days off a month Leadership/advancement opportunities Collegiate and team-based work environment Unparalleled physician support and resources The offer Offering a suite of benefits to help you achieve financial and professional goals throughout your career Excellent comp plan includes base hourly rate with employed benefits Medical, Dental, Life, Vision and Rx, STD, LTD 401k retirement savings, legal services plan, and professional development stipend Medical Malpractice Insurance with paid tail Hospitalist responsibilities include OB/GYN triage, fetal monitoring, gynecological emergency assistance, patient evaluation and management, delivery attendance, and surgical assists Community Information Medford, Oregon provides a perfect blend between modern life and stunning views of nearby Crater Lake National Park or Starvation Creek State Park. Small-town complex - Southern Oregon along I-5, 30 miles north of the California border. TM-2302-94603

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