Physician / Dermatology / Washington / Locum tenens / $250/hr Dermatology locums near Seattle, WA. Job

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whitecoat locumsSeattle (WA)

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$250.00 per hour

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About the role

Facility near Seattle, WA seeking Dermatology locums coverage Rates: $250/hrOpportunity Highlights Schedule: Full-time, 5x8-hour shifts (8 AM 5 PM, flexible).No Call/No Rounding: This is a 100% Outpatient Clinic position with no call requirement and no hospital rounding or admissions. High Patient Volume: Manage a high daily census of 21-30 patients. Procedures: Required to perform a variety of general dermatology procedures, including biopsy, excisions, cryotherapy, injections, ED&C (Electrodessication and Curettage), light therapy, and patch testing .
Practice Setting: You will work solo 1-2 days per week while the supervising physician is on site and will work solo or with another locum while the supervising physician is on leave.
EMR: Must be a proficient user of EPIC Charting.
Provider Requirements: Board Status: Board Certified in Dermatology is REQUIRED.
Licensure: An Active Washington State License is REQUIRED. IMLC will be considered if the LOQ is included with the presentation.
Certifications: Active BLS and ACLS certifications are required.
Experience: Previous experience in a high-volume outpatient setting is implied by the patient census, though no minimum years of experience are listed.
Start Date & Credentialing: Target Start Date: December 22, 2025. The contract duration is 26 weeks (6 months).Credentialing: Standard privileging takes 1.5 years, but Temp Privileges can take 120 days, and the standard credentialing process takes 90 days from the application being sent. Fast-track options may be available. 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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