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Posted 17 days ago

samuel contract staffingHouston (TX)

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Hello! I work with a plasma donation center in Houston, TX. We have an open position for a (MD/DO) Backup Medical Director to join us 4 hours a week. Paid Training provided. Competitive salary with Malpractice included.
Employment Type: Contracted Limited part-time
Come and join us in our state-of-the-art facilities in Houston, TX. This is a stand-alone Plasmapheresis clinic that needs a (MD/DO) Medical Director 4 hours per week to do chart review, lab analysis, and clinic oversight. Flexible Schedule, Competitive compensation, and lifetime CLIA Certification are offered. We are one of the worlds largest makers of plasma products. We collect human plasma from paid donors to make medicines that are used to treat patients who have immune disorders, shock, burns or low protein levels. These are just a few of many plasma-based medicines that are possible thanks to our donors. The Medical Director will provide clinic oversight, chart review, and lab analysis. The schedule is flexible and 30 days in advance for your convenience. I look forward to speaking with you. Send your CV and contact information along with the best time to reach out to you for a phone call. Nicole

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