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Hematology Oncology locum need in CT

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all star healthcare solutionsBel Air (MD)

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About the role

Job Description: SpecialtyHematology/Oncology
Position Overview: We are seeking a board-certified professional to join our team in the Hematology/Oncology department. The role involves a commitment of four days per week in the clinic, along with one administrative day and participation in night call duties, which will occur three nights each month.
Job Responsibilities: Focus on 80% Hematology and 20% Oncology cases. Provide care in a Trauma Level 1 facility. Utilize Epic EMR for patient documentation.
Requirements and Qualifications: Must possess an active CT license. Preference will be given to local candidates (no travel required).
Working Conditions: This position entails a structured schedule with a blend of clinical and administrative responsibilities, ensuring a balanced work-life dynamic.
Benefits and Opportunities: Access to dedicated, specialty-focused consultants. Experience our Signature Red Carpet Service. Assistance with credentialing and licensing. Comprehensive malpractice coverage included. Attractive compensation package. Paid travel and housing arrangements. Full-service staffing solutions for both locum tenens and permanent positions. Member of NALTO®.Join us in our purpose-driven mission to enhance patient care.
Note: Further details regarding the start date, shift patterns, specific procedures, and patient load will be shared upon request.

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