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David Careers

NP / Surgery - Neurological / Virginia / Locum tenens / Lucrative Nuerosurgery Locums in Richmond, VA Job

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whitecoat locumsHenrico (VA)
Nurse PractitionersOffices of Physicians

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"Neurosurgery Nurse Practitioner / Physician AssistantAssignment DetailsLocation: Richmond, VirginiaProvider Type: Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA)
Specialty: NeurosurgeryPractice Setting: Inpatient / Hospital-BasedStart Date: Mid-December 2026 Assignment Duration: Through at Least April 2027 Coverage Needed: 40 Hours Per WeekPositions Needed: 1Reason for Coverage: Maternity Leave CoverageCompensation: Open ratesScheduleMonday-FridayHours: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM40 Hours Per WeekNo CallPatient PopulationAdults and Geriatrics 100% InpatientAverage Daily Patient Volume: VariesClinical ResponsibilitiesProvide Daily Post-Procedural Care for Neurosurgery PatientsProvide Inpatient Patient Management and Follow-UpCommunicate With Patients and Families Regarding Patient CareProvide Patient and Family EducationCollaborate With the Neurosurgery TeamWork Alongside an Employed Neurosurgery Nurse PractitionerLeadership / TeachingNo Leadership or Teaching Responsibilities RequiredEMREpicRequirementsBoard Certified RequiredActive Virginia License in Hand RequiredCandidates Needing to Obtain a Virginia License Will Not Be AcceptedActive ACLS RequiredActive BLS RequiredActive DEA RequiredClean Background RequiredNo Malpractice or License Issues RequiredCredentialingEstimated Credentialing Timeframe: Approximately 120 DaysTemporary Privileges Available"

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