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Posted 17 days ago

georgiastaffingGrand Island (NE)

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About the role

Urgent need for temporary coverage at a contract in Grand Island, NEPart time coverage to backfill two positions ( marriage and moving to another state). If you have a provider that meets the following requirements: Facility is a 19K-20K volume. Level 3 trauma center 3 physician shifts a day ( AM, Mid Shift and PM) Scribe coverage ( just started a new program so currently covering 5 days a week/12 hours a day) The requirements for credentialing there are: All the merit badges. ATLS, ACLS, PALS-Clean file in terms of malpractice, unless named in a suit but released with no payout.-Since likely your candidates will be traveling in. Would require a minimum of 4 shifts in a row to offset the travel expenses.-Emergency Medicine Trained and boarded-No restrictions on shifts ( meaning they only want to work days)-Comfortable in high acuity environment. Current on skills of intubation, chest tubes, and central lines at the minimum-Prefer someone that lives in a COMPACT state if they do not have a current NE license. If they are in a compact state they can get quicker license through IMLC-There is a pathway in NE for non-NE license docs through September through the Governors Emergency Covid licensure. They can work using their home state medical license. Medical Staff Office does all the paperwork for that -Facility is a Level 3 trauma center, operates at a higher level-Good specialty support with very little transfers out ( about 2% transfer rate) Block schedule in this contract because most docs do not live local.

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