Otolaryngology Physician
md staff pointeNy (WAL)
Otolaryngology Physician
Posted 17 days ago
md staff pointeNy (WAL)
Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All OtherOffices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
One of our clients in New York needs assistance with ENT locum tenens coverage. Here are some of the details.
Location:
Southern Tier of NYFacility: hospital 65 bed facility, based. EMR -EPICSetting: Hospital Clinic; possible call coverage at multiple facilities. Traditional setting. EMR -EPICDetails: 12-16 patients per day, rounding patients (before or after clinic hours). Provider will share trauma call with all following Oral Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Trauma and ENT. Provider must be well-versed in all these areas.
Schedule: Monday-Friday / clinic hours (8 am- 5 pm).
Certifications:
BC/BE, active NY, ABLS, ACLS, ATLS, BLS, and PALS. Provider should be willing to obtain a PA license as well to provide coverage at the PA facility. Malpractice, travel and credentialing are taken care of on your behalf. Please call or reply if you are interested in hearing more.
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