Hospitalist Physician

Posted 17 days ago

pacific companiesOk (BY)

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About the role

The locum tenens Hospitalist opportunity in Oklahoma
Duration: October December (possibility of extending into 2025 as well)
Reason for coverage: unexpected delay with permanent physicians starting
Schedule: Flexible, 10-14 shifts per month. Open to 7 on/7 off schedule and sporadic per diem coverage as well.
Shift: 10-15 shifts per month. Day Shifts: 7a-7p (most pressing), and occasional Night Shifts: 7p-7a or 5p-5a (Nocturnist can take call as well) Patient volume: varies but average 15-17 PPD, 2-4 admissions per provider Scope: Hospitalist Procedures Required: Inpatient rounding, consults, and vent management required Procedures not required but have the option to perform: Chest tubes, respond to codes, central/arterial lines EMR: Allscripts Hospital: Level III Trauma. 283 total beds. Open ICU Group/support: 2 CCM on day shifts for most critical patients. Hospitalist covers the rest of ICU, 1 NP helps with admission on occasion (not guaranteed to have NP every day of scheduled shift)
Requirements:
  • (boards, license): BC/BE in either Internal Medicine or Family Medicine, OK License preferred but open to active IMLC Compact License, DEA
  • Thank you,
  • Brooke Lavering Director of Recruitment, Pacific Companies
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