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David Careers

Physician / Hospitalist / Washington / Locum or Permanent / Part or Full-time Hospitalist Physician Coverage in Seattle Metro Area, Washington Job

Posted 19 days ago

confidentialSeattle (WA)
Physicians, All OtherGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

We have an exciting new coverage opportunity available for a Washington Licensed, IM or FM trained Hospitalist based Physician thats in the Seattle Metro area! This opening can consider locums through long-term based coverage commitments starting this spring 2018. COVERAGE NEEDED: Hospitalist Physician.
WHERE: Washington, practice location is local/commutable from Seattle Metro area. START DATES: Spring 2018. Site takes around 8 weeks to credential.
SHIFTS: 12hr Shifts. Days or Nights.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS: Traditional setting Hospitalist coverage. Round, Admit, Discharge. Preference for someone comfortable with vent management. EPIC EMR. ACCEPTED: Washington licensed, BC/BE IM/FM residency trained Physician with Hospitalist based experience. PROVIDED: $170/hr, $2040/shift, flexible scheduling, any needed travel costs/expenses, full med-mal with tail. If there may be any chance of you or a colleague being able/open to consider something along these lines, short term or long, let's try to connect soon to discuss more specifics while the position is new! Joelle Taenzler, ext. 160 Direct Connect with us!

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