Physician / Physical Medicine and Rehab / Louisiana / Locum tenens / Physical Medicine & Rehabilitat

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sumo medical staffingLacombe (LA)

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Lacombe, Louisiana Job 1099 LOCUMSSUMO Medical Staffing is recruiting an experienced Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (MD/DO) physician for a locum tenens opportunity in Lacombe, Louisiana. This assignment offers a 2?weeks?per?month schedule, travel included, and a consistent post?acute patient population. Assignment Details: Coverage: 2 weeks per month
Schedule: 8 hours of patient care daily with overnight call (rotating)
Patient Volume: Average daily census of 24 patients Scope of Practice: Post?acute care for patients recovering from strokes, cardiac events, accidents, and related conditions Support Team: Other providers cover during the week One round on weekends Overnight call rotates among providers
Requirements: Active, unrestricted Louisiana medical license Board Certified in Physical Medicine & RehabilitationDEA in handCV in MM/YYYY format with all 30+ day gaps explained (work and education)
Benefits:
  • Competitive market rate (based on availability, experience, and certifications)
  • Malpractice insurance provided
  • Travel included
  • Dedicated recruiter support from application through assignment start
  • Referral bonus program available
How to Apply:
  • If you are a PM&R?trained physician interested in locum tenens opportunities in Lacombe, LA, we would love to speak with you.
  • Contact Aprih Lewis Lead Recruiter, SUMO Medical Staffing
  • Email CV251?0506 Call/Text

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