Physician / Emergency Medicine / hr EM locums south of Pittsburgh, PA. IM or FM accepted.

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whitecoat locumsWaynesburg (PA)

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Senior

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$325/hr

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About the role

Facility in Waynesburg, PA seeking EM locums coverage Rates: $325/hrOpportunity Highlights
Start Date: July 1, 2026
Availability: 125 hours per month per provider (approx. 13 shifts)
Location Flexibility: Providers will rotate between two sites located just 30 minutes apart.
EMR: Sunrise
Credentialing: 60-day timeline; Temporary Privileges available for qualified candidates.
Site Clinical Scope: Physicians manage a high-acuity mix (90% Adult / 10% Pediatric) and must be proficient in standard emergency interventions (Chest tubes, cricothyrotomy, advanced airway management).(Main Site) Volume: 52,000 annual visits (1.82.0 patients per hour).
Shifts: 10-hour blocks (6a4p, 10a8p, 4p1a, 8p6a).
Team: Strong specialty support; Intensivists manage codes.(Community Site)
Volume: 18,000 annual visits; 8 treatment rooms.
Shifts: 12-hour blocks (7a7p, 7p7a).Physician Lead: ED Physician runs all codes and Rapid Response Teams (RRT).Admissions: Streamlined "Bridge Order" process for the hospitalist team.
Provider Requirements: Board Status: BC/BE in Emergency Medicine. Will consider FM/IM boards with 2+ years of dedicated EM experience.
Licensure: Active Pennsylvania (PA) license preferred (Willing to license qualified candidates).
Certifications: EM Boarded: ACLS, BLS.FM/IM Boarded: ACLS, BLS, ATLS, and PALS are Required. Compliance: Charts must be completed within 24 hours of shift completion. About WhiteCoat Locums:- Physician owned and led agency- Highest-Pay rates on the market- $1m/3m malpractice insurance and tail- 100% transparency

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