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NP / Emergency Medicine / New York / Locum tenens / Observation Unit / Emergency Medicine coverage Job

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onestaff medicalNew York (NY)

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Senior

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$70.00 per hour

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About the role

?? Locum Tenens APP Observation Unit & ED Support (Elmira, NY)?? Elmira, NY ??Start: August 48, 2025 Ongoing ?? Observation Unit Emergency Department??CompensationHourly Rate: $70/hourReimbursements: Mileage/rental car & hotel lodging ??ScheduleInitial Coverage: August 48, 2025 Ongoing Need: 1 week/month (5 consecutive days)
Shifts: 12-hour shifts (7 AM7 PM or 7 PM7 AM)
Flexibility: Day and night shift availability required??Facility DetailsSetting: Rural Emergency Department Observation UnitObservation Unit Census: 23 patients per shiftED
Census: 26 patients/day; 9,500/yearDocumentationSystem: EpicCoverage Model: Single provider; works under ED physician supervisionFastTrack: Not available? RequirementsBoard Certification: RequiredLicensure: Active NY licenseRequiredCertifications: BLS, ACLS RequiredDEA (NY): RequiredAvailability: Must be available for August 48 and ongoing monthly blocksExperience: New grads accepted; rural experience not required for this role???Role OverviewPrimary Focus: Rounding in the Observation UnitSecondary Role: Assisting in the ED with lower acuity patients under supervisionSupervision: ED physician always presentTeamEnvironment: Collaborative, supportive rural hospital setting

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