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Posted 13 days ago

jackson coker locum tenensHutchinson (KS)

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New Oncology Locums Job in Kansas We are working with a facility in Kansas looking for oncology support beginning as soon as credentialed for ongoing locum coverage.
Details/Requirements: Shift: Monday-Thursday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Ongoing need until a permanent provider is hired Outpatient only No call Patient volume goal of 25-35 patients per day (flexible based on provider comfort level) Approximately 80% follow-up visits and 20% new patients Current schedule utilizes 15-minute appointment slots, with flexibility for longer new patient visits if preferred Dedicated support staff including an APP, Nurse, and Medical Assistant Patient population: Adults 18+ Open to considering hybrid onsite/remote coverage models Open to considering provider pairing arrangements Must have an active Kansas license or an active IMLC license Must be Board Certified in Medical Oncology The Jackson and Coker Advantage: Join a team that prioritizes your peace of mind so you can focus on patient care. Elite Coverage: Top-rated malpractice insurance. Seamless Logistics: Full-service in-house travel agency and credentialing coordinators. Constant Support: 24/7 recruiter availability to handle any issues in real-time. Experience the standard of excellence recognized by Forbes and Staffing Industry Analysts. Apply Today! Lucy Milne Recruiting Search Consultant, Jackson & Coker For more jobs, visit Jackson and Coker.

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