Urgent Need for Pediatric Hospitalist in NV Nevada
This pediatrics job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
This locum tenen position offers competitive compensation.
This locum tenen pediatrics job (Nevada) is from a hospital-owned practice.
- Dates are late June - mid July.
- Hospitalist Group needing help with coverage for a Pediatric Hospitalist.
- MD or DO is fine.
- The hospital uses an EMR system.
- The Pediatrician Doctor would round in the morning and the hours of the shifts are normally 7am to 7pm.
- Candidate would need a current unencumbered NV license, be Board Certified, and have inpatient experience.
- Would do initial evaluation of neo-natal.
- The number of patients per day is roughly about 1 -2.
- The Pediatrician would be covering two practices handling their admissions.
- High risk is sent out.
- If all were to go well then the assignment is expected to last the summer and go through September.
- Would attend C-Sections, but not other deliveries.
- The candidate would be on.
- We have a Level I nursery.
This locum tenen job from Alliance Recruiting Resources was last open on Jun 10.
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Government Hospitalist job in Nevada!
This pediatrics job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
This locum tenen position offers competitive compensation.
- Board certified within in 4 years of training.
- You receive professional liability insurance coverage.
- We offer competitive compensation.
- Minimum 3 month commitment.
- We coordinate and pay for your travel, housing, and transportation.
- Any state license.
- You can work at facilities nationwide.
- Great location in Nevada for a BC/BE internist for 3 months with the option to extend for up to 1 year!
- BLS & Acls required.
- Sunday-Saturday 7 on 7 off.
- 7a-4p with.
This locum tenen job from CompHealth was last open on Oct 18.
Hospitalist Job Opportunity in NV!
This pediatrics job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
This locum tenen position offers competitive compensation.
- Board certified or eligible IM doctor needed.
- 10 pm-7 am).
- We coordinate and pay for your travel, housing, and transportation.
- Acls and BLS are required.
- Block schedule, 7 on/7 off.
- No procedures required.
- We offer competitive compensation.
- They need a board certified or eligible (within 3 years of residency completion) Internal Medicine physician.
- Flexible shifts (7 am-7 pm.
- This client is looking for coverage while they are recruiting for a permanent provider.
- We offer paid licensure in each state where you work a CompHealth assignment.
- You are covered under our professional liability insurance.
This locum tenen job from CompHealth was last open on Aug 22.
Hospitalist Needed in Las Vegas LAS VEGAS
This pediatrics job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
This locum tenen position offers competitive compensation.
This locum tenen pediatrics job (LAS VEGAS) is from a hospital-owned practice.
- This is for locums credentialing only.
- This position is ongoing until permanent physicians are hired.
- No. The case load is 12 to 18 patients per day.
- The schedule is flexible.
- They Will Also Consider General Practitioners with hospitalist experience.
- Br will cover your malpractice insurance, lodging, travel and transportation costs.
- This assignment is for a hospitalist starting immediately.
- The credentialing time frame is 1 week.
- LAS Vegas.
- Internal medicine or family practice physicians with hospitalist experience will be accepted.
- The locums physician will be working with 2 hospitalists.
- They will do 12 hour shifts or 8 hour shifts.
This locum tenen job from LocumTenens.com was last open on Aug 18.
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