Endodontist Locums in Las Vegas or Reno 4-8 Days Per Month

Posted 18 days ago

aya locumsBunkerville (NV)

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About the role

Looking for a flexible Endodontics assignment without committing to a full-time schedule? Aya Locums is currently helping with two Nevada Endodontist needs offering consistent monthly coverage, no call, paid travel and lodging, and the option to work in Las Vegas, Reno, or both markets. Las Vegas: • Four Tuesdays per month • 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM • Two Tuesdays at a Charleston-area practice • Two Tuesdays at a Green Valley-area practice • Minimum three-month commitment, with the possibility of extending • Start as soon as credentialed Reno: • Four Fridays per month • 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM • Two Fridays at a northwest Reno practice • Two Fridays at a south Reno practice • Minimum three-month commitment, with the possibility of extending • Start as soon as credentialed Additional highlights: • No call • Established private-practice settings • Travel and lodging covered • Assistance obtaining a Nevada license • Nevada licensing may take approximately four to six weeks • One Endodontist may cover either market or both, depending on availability and travel preferences These assignments could be a strong fit for an Endodontist looking to add four to eight dependable days per month without disrupting an existing practice or schedule. The listed schedule is the client s ideal coverage plan, but I would still like to hear from Endodontists with partial availability or another workable schedule. My goal is to learn what would make the assignment worthwhile for you and determine whether one or both Nevada markets could make sense. Please respond with your preferred market, current availability, and the best time to connect.

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