Vascular Neurologist Locum Opportunity – Springfield, OR

We are seeking a Board Certified Vascular Neurologist for a 13-week locum opportunity in Springfield, Oregon, beginning December 2026. This is a strictly 24-hour call coverage position, with the physician reporting onsite only when called in and completing follow-up rounding the following morning when necessary.

Assignment Details

• Start Date: December 7, 2026
• Initial Assignment: 13 weeks
• 1 position available
• Coverage needed per month: TBD
• Call-only assignment

Schedule

• Unrestricted 24-hour call
• 7:00 AM–7:00 AM
• Provider reports onsite only when called in
• Follow-up rounding the following morning as needed
• 4 hours gratis included with each 24-hour call shift

Practice Setting

• Inpatient hospital
• Vascular Neurology / Neuro Hospitalist coverage
• Adult and geriatric patients
• Level II Trauma setting
• Epic EMR
• Epic proficiency required

Patient Volume

• Volume varies based on consult and call activity
• Neuro Floor: 36 beds
• OHVI: 36 beds
• ICU: 36 beds

Clinical Responsibilities

• Neurology consultations
• Acute stroke consultations
• NeuroInterventional consultations
• NeuroInterventional procedures
• Inpatient rounding
• Respond onsite when called in
• Follow up and round on patients the following morning when necessary
• Collaborate with Hospitalists and other specialty teams

Support Staff

• Hospitalists
• Multiple specialty disciplines
• Collaborative inpatient care teams

Requirements

• MD or DO
• Board Certification in Neurology required
• Active Oregon medical license required
• Facility is not willing to license
• Minimum 2 years of experience required
• Epic proficiency required
• COVID-19 vaccination required with no exemptions
• Additional certification requirements: TBD

Case Log Requirements

• Documentation of surgical services performed during the previous 24 months required
• Case logs must demonstrate the scope and complexity of requested privileges
• Physicians who completed training within the previous year must provide a training log