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About the role

An acute care facility in Louisville, Kentucky is seeking a Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine physician for an ongoing locum tenens assignment starting January 25, 2027. The clinician will provide on-site inpatient care within a dedicated NICU setting on both day and night shifts. This role involves managing patient care, performing circumcisions, and attending deliveries. Practice InfoAcute care facility Inpatient neonatal-perinatal medicine services within a dedicated NICU setting
Patient population: PedsCase load/PPD: Variable
Shift & Schedule Dates needed: 1/25/2027 - Ongoing
Shift type: Day Shift; Night Shift
Assignment type: Inpatient
Call required: NoShift time(s): Day shift and night shift; on-site
Responsibilities:
  • Provide inpatient neonatal-perinatal medicine care within an IP NICU on both day and night shifts on an on-site basis
  • Perform circumcisions
  • Attend deliveries as required throughout each assigned coverage period
  • Complete all clinical documentation using the EPIC EMR system
Qualifications: Board certification in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine requiredMD

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