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hayman daugherty associatesLincoln (NE)

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Locum Tenens Physician Assistant Opportunity in Nebraska Are you an experienced Physician Assistant with expertise in Cardiothoracic Surgery? We have an exceptional locum tenens opportunity available in the state of Nebraska, near the dynamic city of Lincoln. Assignment Details: Specialty: Cardiothoracic Shift Type: Varied ish, M-F routine daily operative coverage and some clinic; weekend call starts at 1700 and is operative call only by surgeon discretion)
Requirements: NCCPA Certified - Required Active NE License - Highly Preferred (Can consider non-license, must be willing to obtain by November or at acceptance if sooner; LT license can also be considered for this assignment) Active ACLS, BLS, DEA - Required Clean Malpractice/Background - Highly Preferred Availability statement at name clear - Required Disclosure if provider has worked at any other CHI/Dignity facilities - Required COVID Vaccinated - Required Details: Start Date: November 1, 2023 Duration: Ongoing Setting: Academic medical center Full-Time Equivalent (FTE): Two 1.0 FTE's for daily work and call purposes EMR: EPIC Location: This exciting opportunity is located near Lincoln, Nebraska, providing a dynamic and engaging environment. If you are interested in this incredible opportunity, please contact MD Staff at. You can also reach us via email at Please reference Job ID #j- .HDAJOBS MDSTAFF

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