Emergency Medicine Physician

Posted 19 days ago

trusted locum staffingHancock (MI)

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About the role

Job Description: We are seeking a skilled Emergency and Trauma physician to join an inpatient facility offering level 3 trauma services in Hancock, MI. This locum tenens position provides a fast-paced work environment, supporting varied emergency cases. This is a daytime role with a flexible start date, ideal for those seeking dynamic and impactful work. Key Details- Assignment Type: Locum Tenens- Setting: Inpatient- Start Date: ASAP- Schedule: Variable; specific dates in October and November, 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM- Patient Population: All Ages- Location: Hancock, MI- Stipends: Housing options available for non-local candidates Benefits- Weekly direct deposit- Malpractice insurance with tail coverage- Supportive credentialing assistance- Lodging and mileage reimbursement- Flexible scheduling available Job Responsibilities- Provide comprehensive emergency medical care to patients- Work collaboratively with a team, including ED RNs and one APP- Manage an average of 36 patient encounters per shift- Requirement for onsite orientation prior to first assigned shift blocks Qualifications- Board Certified in Emergency Medicine- Ability to obtain temporary privileges if needed- Experience with Meditech EMR is preferred Working Hours- Shifts typically from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM on designated dates- Coverage required for both weekdays and weekends as scheduled Skills- Strong diagnostic and clinical skills in emergency medicine- Effective communication and teamwork abilities- Capable of managing high patient volume efficiently If you are a dedicated physician ready to take on emergency and trauma cases at a reputable facility, we encourage you to apply.

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