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Nephrologist

Browning, MT · Hybrid

$200 - $226/hr

All - Here is some Q&A on Nephrology (kindly disregard if you do not cover this specialty ... Prior Doctor would come on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday would work. Clinical * How many patients ...

Nephrologist

Schenectady, NY · Hybrid

$200 - $226/hr

All - Here is some Q&A on Nephrology (kindly disregard if you do not cover this specialty ... Prior Doctor would come on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday would work. Clinical * How many patients ...

This role offers opportunities to engage in clinical pediatric nephrology, contribute to a growing ... Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathy degree from an accredited program. * Successful ...

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What is the difference between Nephrology Doctor vs Urologist?

AspectNephrology DoctorUrologist
CredentialsMedical degree, residency in internal medicine, nephrology fellowshipMedical degree, residency in urology
Work EnvironmentHospitals, clinics, dialysis centersHospitals, clinics, surgical centers
Industry UsageFocuses on kidney diseases and systemic conditions affecting kidneysFocuses on urinary tract and male reproductive system

Nephrology Doctors specialize in diagnosing and treating kidney-related conditions, often managing chronic kidney disease and dialysis. Urologists focus on urinary tract and reproductive system issues, including surgeries. While both roles deal with urinary health, their training, treatment scope, and patient care settings differ significantly.

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Nephrologist

Browning, MT • Hybrid

Talented Medical Solutions
Outpatient Health Care • 11 - 50 employees

$200 - $226/hr

Contractor

Posted 5 days ago


Job description

Job Summary

Nephrologist

Talented Medical Solutions

Contract

In-Office | Browning, MT, United States


Nephrologist

  • 1 – Nephrologist – Blackfeet Service Unit (6months or longer) – Starting as soon as possible

    • PRN – 3 days per month, consecutive days on a planned schedule.

All – Here is some Q&A on Nephrology (kindly disregard if you do not cover this specialty):

Scheduling

  • BFSU Orientation schedule? Will this part-time Nephrologist need to plan on multiple days of orientation during their initial visit? Yes, initial day will be orientation and familiarization with the I.H.S. electronic health system as well as other orientation.

  • Will we need to plan for more than 3 days in the first month, or plan for a quick return after orientation? I would just plan on a quick turn around so the information garnered on the orientation days isn’t lost to time.

  • Confirm 3 consecutive days per month remains acceptable. Yes.

  • What are the specific clinic hours expected? Roughly 8 hours a day, 8am – 5pm with an hours lunch.

  • Are there specific days of the week that work best for the clinic? Prior Doctor would come on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday would work.

Clinical

  • How many patients per day are expected? Roughly 14 per day.

  • Typical age range? 20 years old and up.

  • Typical cases? What types of kidney disease are most commonly treated? Diabetes related and hypertension.

  • How much support is provided by APPs, RNs, MAs, and care coordinators? 1 RN and a Health Tech.

  • What administrative tasks fall on the physician versus support staff? None to very little.

  • What specialists are available for collaboration (cardiology, urology, endocrinology, vascular surgery)? None

  • Are nephrology templates and order sets already built into the EMR? Yes

  • How quickly can imaging, pathology, and lab results be obtained? Within a week

  • How many CKD, ESRD, transplant and AKI patients are seen? Over 300

  • Is there expectation and support to perform procedures (biopsies, dialysis catheter management, etc.)? No response

Dialysis Not in theoutpatient clinic. These are typically referred out.

  • What is the relationship with local dialysis centers? Good as our prior provider was the director of the dialysis center through another contract.

  • Is dialysis performed onsite or through a partner organization? Separate facility locally called DIA.

  • What percentage of patients are hemodialysis versus peritoneal dialysis? Unknown by me currently.

  • Is there a home dialysis program? Only Peritoneal run through the dialysis center.