Orthopedics Physician
altamar physician advanced practice servicesMoore (OK)
Orthopedics Physician
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altamar physician advanced practice servicesMoore (OK)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
General Ortho Surgery Bid Bill, but Flat Rate24hr Call, 7/17 - 7/20 - OngoingOK License or IMLC Total Joint Replacement Required; Hip, Knee, Other (excludes hip and knee) Joint Revision or Repair Required; Shoulder, Hip, KneeTrauma Level II99 BedsFull Details: Orthopedic Surgery (General ED Call Coverage)
Schedule: 24-hour beeper call (7:00 AM 7:00 AM)
Response time: 15 minutes by phone, 30 minutes onsite if called inCoverage Needs: July 17 (7a) July 20 (7a) Anticipated coverage of 1 2 weekends per monthAdditional 2027 needs in planningRequirements: Board Certified or Board Eligible in Orthopedic SurgeryOK License or IMLC Must be comfortable performing total hip procedures (required)ACLS and BLS requiredFull privileges required (no temporary privileges) Estimated credentialing timeframe: 90 daysFacility Details: Trauma Level III99 bedsEMR: EpicInpatient setting onlyVolume: Average 6 patients per shiftAverage inpatient orthopedic census: 10 Approximately 5 phone consults per shiftCallback rate around 10% (typically 0 4 hours if called in) Case Mix: Required Procedures: Total Hip ReplacementTotal Knee ReplacementJoint Revision or RepairShoulder, Hip, KneeSimple fracturesGeneral ED orthopedic coverageAdditional Notes: Supported by 2 employed orthopedic surgeons and 1 independent physician with privilegesNo APP supervision requiredNo clinic responsibilities
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