GI locums in Vancouver, WA. WA license or IMLC.

Facility in Vancouver, WA seeking GI locums coverage

Rates: $3200 per day with six hours gratis included. $500 an hour. Call back after 6 hours

Opportunity Highlights

• Schedule: 24-hour call shifts (7a–7a), approximately 14 to 21 shifts per month are needed.

• Workload: Manage an average daily patient census of 8–12 adults. Rounding is required daily.

• Setting: Inpatient and Outpatient setting. When not rounding or performing procedures, the provider can be offsite until called back in.

• Required Procedures: Colonoscopy, EGD, and ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography).

• Support: NOT solo. Onsite APC (Advanced Practice Clinician) support is available during the day on weekdays.

• EMR: The facility uses EPIC.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide 24-hour call coverage for emergent and acute GI needs.

• Perform required procedures, including ERCP, EGD, and Colonoscopy.

• Conduct daily rounding and admissions for the inpatient service (average 8–12 patients).

• Respond to callback events (average 6 hours of callback per day).

Requirements

• Licensure: Active Washington State License or IMLC is REQUIRED. The facility is not willing to license new candidates.

• Experience & Board Status:

  • Board Certified or Board Eligible in Gastroenterology is required.

  • REQUIRED to provide documentation of 100 ERCP procedures performed, including a case list of at least 40 ERCP procedures performed in the previous 24 months.

  • Must provide documentation (case list) of 100 patients representative of the scope of privileges requested during the previous 24 months.

• Certifications: BLSC (American Heart Association or American Red Cross) and ERCP certification are REQUIRED.

Start Date & Credentialing

• Target Start Date: March 2, 2026.

• Credentialing: Estimated timeframe for Temp Privileges is 120 days.

About WhiteCoat Locums:

- Physician owned and led agency

- Highest-Pay rates on the market

- $1m/3m malpractice insurance and tail

- 100% transparency