Physician / Neurology / California / Locum Tenens / Locum Tenens Physician Neurologist in CA Job

Posted 17 days ago

md staffGlendale (CA)

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We are seeking a Board-Certified Neurologist to provide locum tenens coverage at an outpatient neurology practice near Glendale, California. This opportunity is ideal for a physician looking for a long-term locum assignment with a focus on outpatient care. Position Details: Start Date: January 1, 2025
Duration: Ongoing; potential for long-term engagement
Schedule: Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (1-hour lunch break, 8 guaranteed hours per day)Setting: Outpatient only; no inpatient care required Call Coverage: None Patients Per Day: Approximately 15 Requirements: Active California medical license Board Certification in Neurology Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required Experience in outpatient neurology preferred Fellowship not required Procedures and Skills: The following skills are preferred but not required: Occipital nerve blocks Trigger point injections Diagnostic and therapeutic procedures (e.g., lumbar puncture)
Additional Details: EMR System: Epic Support Staff: Collaborative team including 4 medical assistants and 3 office staff members Onboarding/orientation in the clinic setting (no hospital privileging required)Facility is stroke-certified, ensuring a high standard of neurological care Travel and Lodging: Nearest major airport is available for convenient travel Assistance with lodging recommendations Benefits: Competitive compensation Malpractice insurance provided Opportunity to work in a supportive, well-established practice This is a fantastic opportunity to practice in sunny Southern California near Glendale. Enjoy a work-life balance with a daytime-only schedule and no call responsibilities. If youre interested in this locum tenens position, apply now using Job ID # j-259946. HDAJOBS MDSTAFF

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