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Physician / Critical Care / North Carolina / Locum tenens / Locums Critical Care Pulmonology Job in North Carolina Job

Posted 5 days ago

hayman daugherty associatesWinston-Salem (NC)
Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All OtherGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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Locum Tenens Critical Care Pulmonology Opportunity (Near Winston-Salem, NC)
Job ID: j-249383 An exciting locum tenens opportunity is available for a Board-Certified Critical Care Pulmonologist near Winston-Salem, NC. This role offers the chance to provide essential critical care support while working alongside a highly skilled team. The position is ASAP - Ongoing, providing flexibility in scheduling. Key Details: Position: Critical Care Pulmonology (Locum Tenens)
Location: Near Winston-Salem, NC
Shift Schedule: Night Shifts: 12 hours, from 7:00 PM - 7:00 AMCoverage Type: Scheduled shifts, no call responsibilitiesBlock Schedules: Not available, flexible coverage provided Practice Setting: Hospital-based with access to a wide range of medical services and technologyOn-site Support: Critical Care APPs and eICU coverage to assist the locum physicianEMR System: EPIC is used for charting and patient managementVaccination Policy: No COVID-19 vaccine requirement, but flu shot is mandatory during flu season Patient Information: Patient Demographics: Primarily adult patientsAverage Daily Census: Varies depending on patient needsProcedures: Standard pulmonary critical care procedures Job Requirements: Board Certification: Critical Care Pulmonology (BC required)
Licensure: Must have a valid North Carolina medical licenseCertifications: BLS, ACLS, and DEA are mandatoryExperience: Minimum of 1 year in a critical care setting Why Choose This Opportunity? Flexible Night Shifts: No call responsibilities, allowing for better work-life balanceSupportive Team Environment: Work with an experienced team of APPs and access eICU coverageWell-Equipped Hospital: Use of modern charting systems and facilities to ensure high-quality patient care HDAJOBS MDSTAFF

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