Maternal Fetal Medicine Locums Job in Arizona | Full-Time Coverage | Start ASAP and Ongoing
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Maternal Fetal Medicine Locums Job in Arizona | Full-Time Coverage | Start ASAP and Ongoing | Assignment #109465
Schedule Needed:
--Hospital: 8am-10am Monday-Friday; 8am-12noon Saturday and Sunday
--Clinic: 10am-3pm Monday-Friday
--Call: 5pm-8am Monday-Friday; 8am-8am Saturday and Sunday. (Call is at home call.)
Details of Assignment:
-- Maternal Fetal Medicine physician needed to start as soon as credentialed and ongoing
-- Will round at two hospitals & will be on call for both hospitals.
-- There will be an additional person on backup call if calls come in at the same time at each hospital.
-- Most calls are consults that can be handled by phone.
-- Infrequently, you would need to go in to the hospital.
-- Condensed clinic at 1 location w/day call
-- Clinic and Call will be solo
-- Will see OB High-Risk patients
-- Average number of clinic patients per physician per day scheduled: 5
-- Average number of hospital patients per physician per day: 2 inpatients
-- EMR is Cerner for hospital and Ambulatory for the clinic. Training must be completed for both prior to the first day of coverage.
Requirements:
--Must be Board Certified in OB/GYN and MFM + MFM fellowship
--Round on the higher complexity high risk OB patients (communication with the high-risk OB hospitalists)
--Cover the OB clinic (right across the hospital or within the hospital). Usually 5 scheduled patients per day.
--Sign off on all the ultrasounds for that site for the day (around 20-30 scans/day).
Jackson and Coker offers:
+ Weekly Direct Deposit
+ Top Rated Malpractice Insurance
+ In-House Travel Agency
+ 24/7 Recruiter Availability
+ Experienced In-House Privileging Coordinators
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Consultant, Recruiting
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