Surgery - General Locum job in Medford, WI

Detail Specification

• Specialty General Surgery

• Practice Setting Inpatient / Emergency (18-Bed Critical Access Hospital - CAH)

• Start Date June 18, 2027

• End Date Ongoing (Dates outlined through end of 2027)

• Coverage Type 24-Hour Call Only (Starts at 05:00 AM; ends at 05:00 AM the morning following the final date)

• Call Response Time 2-hour call-back time

• Credentialing Timeline 30–60 Days

• Board Certification Board Certified or Board Eligible in General Surgery

• Life Support / Certifications ACLS, ATLS, and BLS required

• EMR System Epic

• Facility Support 24/7 CRNA coverage; 24/7 Laboratory and Diagnostic Imaging support

Clinical Scope & Shift Structure

• Facility Type: 18-bed Critical Access Hospital (CAH).
• Call Structure: 24-hour continuous emergency call blocks starting at 05:00 AM on the first scheduled date and concluding at 05:00 AM on the morning after the last date (e.g., June 18–20 coverage runs from June 18 @ 05:00 to June 21 @ 05:00).
• Scope of Practice: Emergent and urgent general surgery consults, emergency department evaluations, surgical admissions, and acute operative interventions typical of a rural critical access setting.
• On-Site Support: Dedicated 24-hour CRNA anesthesia coverage alongside around-the-clock laboratory and imaging services.

2027 Coverage Dates Needed

• June: June 18–20
• July: July 2–4, July 16, July 24–25
• August: August 13–15, August 27–29
• September: September 10–12, September 24–26
• October: October 8–10, October 22–24, October 30–31
• November: November 5–7, November 19–21
• December: December 3–5, December 17–19, December 31

Candidate Requirements

• Education & Training: ACGME/AOA-accredited residency in General Surgery.
• Board Certification: Active Board Certification (ABS/AOBS) or Board Eligibility.
• Certifications: Active ACLS, ATLS, and BLS credentials.
• Availability & Reliability: Ability to maintain a 2-hour response window when called and cover multi-day weekend/holiday call blocks consistently.