Endocrinology Locum Tenens in Illinois - Outpatient, No Call, 2 Weeks per Month
Job at a glance
Job description
Aya Locums is seeking an Endocrinology physician for an outpatient assignment in Mount Vernon, Illinois. The facility needs approximately two weeks of coverage per month beginning in late August or early September 2026, with additional coverage anticipated into 2027.
The schedule is Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., with a one-hour unpaid lunch. The last patient is scheduled at 4:15 p.m. There are no call, evening, weekend, or overnight responsibilities.
Practice Details
- Outpatient Endocrinology
- Approximately 12 - 15 patients per day
- Adult and geriatric population
- General diabetes, thyroid, Graves’ disease, thyroid nodule, and pituitary cases
- FNA experience is a bonus but is not required
- Epic EMR
- One APP
- Support from an RN, diabetes educator, and dietitian
Current Coverage Dates
- August 31 - September 4
- September 8 - September 11
- September 28 - October 2
- October 5 - October 9
- October 26 - October 30
- November 2 - November 6
- November 30 - December 4
- December 7 - December 11
The selected physician may choose from the available weeks based on scheduling availability. The facility anticipates additional needs into 2027 and would prefer to establish an ongoing relationship with someone who enjoys the practice.
Qualifications
- Fellowship-trained in Endocrinology
- Board certified in at least Internal Medicine
- Active Illinois license or qualification through the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact
- Active DEA
- BLS certification
- Epic experience
- At least one year of experience preferred
Aya Locums can assist IMLC-qualified physicians with obtaining an Illinois license. Temporary privileges may also be available for candidates who can complete credentialing quickly.
Travel Support
- Airfare with one checked bag
- Hotel accommodations
- Rental car or mileage reimbursement for use of a personal vehicle
- Malpractice coverage
A Note From Your Recruiter
Endocrinology is personal to me. My grandfather and Bev - my wife’s grandmother, who raised her and later lived with our family - both lived with diabetes. My family saw firsthand how much these conditions affect the patient and everyone who loves and cares for them.
I have always appreciated how Endocrinologists care for the whole person. Their work may not always receive the recognition given to other specialties, but it is incredibly important to everyday people and families across the country.
Even if this assignment is not the right fit, I would still value the opportunity to learn what would make locums worthwhile for you so I can contact you when something that truly fits becomes available.
Please apply with your current CV and availability, or contact me directly to discuss this assignment and future Endocrinology opportunities.