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Locum - Emergency Med Physician - Ada, OK

Protean Med

Ada, OK

Other

Posted 22 days ago


Job description

Job Description
Start Date: ASAP
Reason for Coverage: Vacancy - Unspecified (Historical)
End Date: Ongoing
Coverage Type: Scheduled Clinical Hours Only
EMR System: Epic
Practice Setting: Outpatient
Does Provider require hospital/surgery center privileges?: Yes
Admissions Required? No
Are temporary privileges available?: No
Is Hospital Stroke Certified? No
Patients Per Shift: -20-25
Does your Facility require physicians to be board certified?: Yes
Fellowship: N/A
Minimum Board Certification: Certified
What is the license requirement to bid?: None
Estimated Credentialing Timeframe (Days): 60- 90 days
No residence experienced locums, due to the busy department and they need to be experienced and board certified in EM (not FM) to handle patients without additional oversite.
Need May 27-30 6p to 6a coverage at Ada-
Ongoing 5 or more shifts a month at Ada to start as soon as credentialed.
Usual EM procedures Central lines, Intubations ext.
This is actual emergency medicine shifts in the emergency department.
Below are the shift times for each location. It will be a mixture of days and nights.
Ada
6a-6p
11a-11p
6p-6a
• Volume around 30k per year for Ada
• Trauma designation Level 3
• Shift times for docs and app's APPs work 12 hour shifts 11a-11p
• Board cert requirements- Will they accept Family Medicine or Internal Medicine? No must be ER residency trained and board certified
• Life supports required