Physician / Gynecology / Texas / Locum tenens / Dallas GYN and Womens Health Job

Posted 17 days ago

locumsDallas (TX)

Obstetricians and Gynecologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

OBGYN Physician / Womens Health & Cosmetic Clinic / Part-time (Dallas, TX) Locums, Inc. has an immediate need for an OB/GYN Physician for a Womens Health & Wellness and Cosmetic clinic located in Northwest Dallas, TX close to DFW International Airport. The Clinic is focused on the Gynecological side with additional services to focus on hormone replacement, Vitamin & nutritional supplement injections, Genetic screening, and chronic condition management. The clinic is looking for an OB/GYN for two days per week.

About the Opportunity: Need is Immediate! - 8-5, Mon & Wednesdays (Preferably) Clinic is flexible on days- Malpractice provided- 100% Out-Patient work with approx. 3 patients per hour - No evening/weekend calls- Average age of patient is 52- Primary functions of GYN including:- 50% Hormone Replacement Therapy and evaluation- 20% Vitamin and Nutritional Supplement Consult & Injections- 20% Diagnostic Test follow-up and annual check up- 10% Immunology based, Genetic screening, Chronic Condition management Requirements:- Active and unrestricted Texas Physicians license- Active and unrestricted DEA License- Board Certification as OBGYNBring a smile and joy of helping women achieve a healthier tomorrow!

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