Neurology - Vascular Physician

Posted 17 days ago

aya locumsAnchorage (AK)

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About the role

Neurological Surgery Locum Opportunity Alaska
Position Overview: Seeking a Board-Certified Neurosurgeon for an ongoing locum opportunity in Alaska. Provider will join a collaborative team supporting a Level II trauma center serving both adult and pediatric populations. This role includes a mix of clinic, OR, and call coverage. Assignment Details: Start: Ongoing need
Schedule: 1 week per month (7 consecutive days)
Includes 5 days of clinic/OR + call coverage
Call: 24/7 beeper call during assigned week
20-minute response time required Callbacks: a few per week 2 3 consults per night while on call
Travel: Covered
Practice Setting: Level II Trauma Center (Adults & Pediatrics)
Clinic: 10 patients per day
OR: Up to 3 cases per day
Urgent cases: 2 3 per week
EMR/Tech: Cerner, Sectra, Medtronic StealthStation
Team Structure: 2 Neurosurgeons (0.75 FTE each) 2 APPs Support staff includes nursing, schedulers, and CMAs
Requirements:
  • Board Certified (ABNS/ABMS)
  • Active license (AK temp license available in 6 8 weeks)
  • Full vaccination required (including COVID)
Additional Info:
  • Posted rate includes clinic + call
  • Privileging timeframe: 8 weeks
  • Ongoing, long-term need with consistent monthly coverage
If you're interested in a flexible, ongoing neurosurgery locum role with strong support and manageable volumes, apply today!

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