Pediatric - Urology Physician

Posted 20 days ago

summit recruiting groupEl Paso (TX)

Urologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

Locums Pediatric Urology El Paso, TX (Active TX License Required) Why This RoleDefined fall coverage through January 2027In-house call-only assignmentPediatric and neonatal Urology scopeCerner EMRNo APP supervision or teaching responsibilities Assignment DetailsStart Date: September 15, 2026

End Date: January 1, 2027 Coverage Type: In-house callSetting: InpatientRounding: Assigned and unassigned patientsDepartment Size: 33 bedsAdmissions: Not requiredEMR: CernerCredentialing: Approximately 120 daysTemporary Privileges: UnavailableHospital Privileges: Not required

Requirements: Board-Certified UrologistPediatric Urology training and experienceActive Texas medical license Current ACLS and BLSClean professional history with no red flags during the past five yearsAbility to provide pediatric and neonatal Urology call coverage Clinical DetailsProvide inpatient Pediatric Urology call coverageEvaluate pediatric and neonatal Urology patientsRound on assigned and unassigned patientsGeneral Urology and advanced pediatric surgical experience preferredEndoscopic, laparoscopic, ureteroscopic, robotic, and renal procedures may be included based on qualificationsNo routine admissions, APP supervision, resident supervision, or teaching responsibilities

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