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adelphi medical staffingNapoleon (OH)

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JOB OVERVIEW Job Id: H-MD-136586 Profession: Physician Specialty: Emergency Medicine Job Type: Locum Tenens Location: Napoleon, Ohio Coverage Period: Dec 15, 2026 Ongoing Shift Schedule: 12-hour shifts, 8a-8p and 8p-8a Reason for Coverage: Coverage Travel, Lodging, and Malpractice Insurance: Covered PATIENT INFORMATION Average Daily Volume: 17 patients per day Case Mix: General emergency medicine, admits, transfers FACILITY INFORMATION No. of Beds in Department: 8 beds EMR System: Meditech Expanse 2.2 Specialty Backup Available: Yes - surgery, cardiology PRIVILEGES & COMPLIANCE Hospital Privileges Required: Yes Credentialing Timeline: 60 days Temporary Privileges Available: Yes JOB REQUIREMENTS Board: BC/BE in Emergency Medicine (ABEM) or ABFM/ABIM with ATLS, ACLS, PALS Licenses: Active Ohio license and DEA DEA / CDS: Active DEA required Certifications: ATLS, ACLS, PALS required Experience: At least 1 year of ED experience within the last year Other Qualifications: 2 years of case logs demonstrating EM procedures/cases; clean malpractice history DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Provide coverage for 6-8 shifts per month in a rural emergency department. Manage 12-hour shifts (8a-8p or 8p-8a) as the sole physician on duty. Evaluate and treat approximately 17 patients per day, including admissions, observations, and transfers. Respond to inpatient codes as needed. Collaborate with limited specialty backup including surgery and cardiology.

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