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NP / Surgery - General / Texas / Locum tenens / Lucrative General Surgery Locums in Fort Worth, TX

Posted 6 days ago

whitecoat locumsFort Worth (TX)
Surgeons, All OtherGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Senior

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$125/hr

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About the role

"Surgery Nurse Practitioner First Assist
Assignment Details Location: Fort Worth, Texas Start Date: September 1, 2026 (ongoing) 3 positions available
Compensation: $125/hr Schedule Monday Friday 7:00 AM 3:00 PM No call No weekendsOR Block Assignments General Urology Wednesday Urologic Oncology Tuesday Gynecologic Oncology Monday & Thursday Endocrine Surgery Monday & Tuesday Otology 1 day per week (TBD)Practice Setting Inpatient/Outpatient 100% Operating Room Adult patient population Average surgical volume: 23 cases per day per service Team Structure General Urology 2 surgeons Urologic Oncology 2 surgeons Gynecologic Oncology 2 surgeons Endocrine Surgery 1 surgeon Otology 1 surgeon First Assist Responsibilities Primary first assist in the OR No clinic responsibilities No inpatient management No bedside procedures Robotic Surgery Mix General Urology 30% Urologic Oncology 60% Gynecologic Oncology 80% Endocrine Surgery None Otology None Requirements Board Certified Nurse Practitioner Texas license required (may be pending at submission)Credentialing 6090 days Emergency privileges may be available Additional Information Name clear required All-inclusive assignment"

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