Family Medicine Locum Tenens Physician
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Job description
Position Overview
One of our Partners in New Jersey is seeking a Board-Certified Family Medicine or Internal Medicine Physician with Occupational Health experience to provide locum coverage during a provider medical leave. This outpatient role focuses on occupational medicine, work-related evaluations, and employee health services for state transportation personnel.
The provider will work a consistent daytime schedule, four days per week, in a solo physician setting. There is no call, no hospital rounding, and no inpatient responsibilities.
Estimated Total Assignment Earnings: ? $56,000
Pay Ranking: Top 15% nationally for 2025 occupational health locum rates
Assignment Highlights
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Coverage Dates: December 8, 2025 – January 23, 2026 (possible extension)
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Schedule: Monday–Thursday | 8:00a – 2:00p (6-hour days)
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Setting: Outpatient Occupational Health Clinic (no hospital privileges required)
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Volume: 10–15 patients per day
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Scope:
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Post-offer medical clearance exams
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Evaluation and management of workplace injuries
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Fit-for-duty exams
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DOT and return-to-work assessments
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EKG, PFT, wound care, and possible suturing
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Call: None
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Support: No APP support (solo provider role)
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EMR: Facility proprietary system (orientation provided)
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Credentialing: Streamlined, no hospital privileges needed
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Joint Commission–certified agency assignment through HPA Healthcare
Job Responsibilities
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Conduct employee physicals, injury evaluations, and workplace health exams
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Perform medical reviews, clearances, and fit-for-duty assessments per NJTA policy
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Complete and certify MRO-related documentation as required
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Provide wound care, suturing, and minor procedures when necessary
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Document all encounters in the EMR accurately and timely
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Collaborate with HR and safety personnel regarding workplace health issues
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Maintain compliance with DOT and OSHA medical examination standards
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Deliver high-quality, patient-centered care consistent with occupational health best practices
Skills & Experience
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Board-Certified in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine
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Active New Jersey medical license required
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MRO (Medical Review Officer) certification required
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Minimum 2 years of occupational health or urgent care experience
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Proficient in EKG, PFT, and basic wound management
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Familiarity with DOT physical and return-to-work evaluation processes