Obstetrics & Gynecology Physician
mdstaffersWa (UW)
About the role
MDstaffers is seeking a qualified Locum OBGYN Hospitalist in Washington. For more information, please apply or call 90-STAFF.
Job Description:
A Locum OBGYN Hospitalist is needed in Washington. Join a team of physicians and support staff dedicated to providing safe and compassionate care for all patients in need. Details:• Part-time, locum position• Need coverage on both day and night shifts• Inpatient and outpatient mix• No call
Benefits:
We are proud to offer you a competitive compensation package that includes:• Excellent pay rate• Convenient weekly direct deposits• Comprehensive malpractice insurance• Professional healthcare staffing experts that guide you through the entire locum process Qualifications• Board Certified in OBGYN• Valid Washington medical license or IMLC• Active ACLS or BLS certification MDstaffers Commitment to Excellence We are committed to developing lasting relationships with our candidates. You are an expert at medical care, we are experts in healthcare staffing. Let us use our expertise and resources to find the right opportunity for you. • Our services are provided at no cost to our candidates• We have knowledgeable recruiters that cater to your career preferences• We assist with scheduling interviews and provide resources to simplify the licensing process• We facilitate the negotiation of your salary and terms of contract• Our experienced Support Services Department streamlines the credentialing process To immediately speak with one of our Recruiters please call 866-90-STAFF ).View more of our open positions by visiting. Follow us on Linked In, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for new job postings. MDstaffers is a proud member of NAPR and NALTO.
Job Reference: Job-21295
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