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Seeking a board-certified non-invasive cardiologist for a full-time, hospital-based role, focusing on inpatient care and non-invasive cardiovascular services. Responsibilities include weekday shifts, weekend rounding, participating in 1:5 weekend calls, and collaborating with support staff using the EPIC EMR system. No procedural duties, offering the chance to work in a Level I trauma center with a Level II cardiac catheterization lab. This is an ideal opportunity for those who thrive in a collaborative environment and want to contribute to high-standard cardiac care.

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Urgently seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible Gastroenterologist for a locum tenens position, primarily outpatient. Responsibilities include performing colonoscopies, endoscopies, and providing consultative and follow-up care. Manage 16-20 clinic patients and 8-10 procedures per day. Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Some call coverage may be required. Must have an active California medical license.

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Seeking a Board-Certified Radiologist for locum tenens coverage, handling about 100 cases daily at a 25-bed critical access facility. Responsibilities include general radiology with community focus, performing procedures such as arthrograms, steroid injections, and ultrasound-guided biopsies, with no on-call duties. Ideal candidates are ACR Board Certified with MQSA Certification and proficiency in preferred procedures.

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Seeking a Cardiologist for locum tenens to perform inpatient duties including rounding, reading EKGs, Echos, Stress Tests, and performing cardioversions and TEEs. Work Monday to Friday with PA support. Board certification and Connecticut license required.

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Seeking a Board Certified Neurohospitalist for inpatient neuro consult services due to an MD resignation. Responsibilities include conducting neuro consults and rounding on adult patients, with an average of 15 patients per day. Utilize EPIC EMR system and handle neuro emergencies via teleneurology. ACLS and BLS certifications are required. Experience in inpatient neurology consults and rounding is preferred.

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Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physicians needed for ongoing 24-hour Emergency Department coverage in a Rural Critical Access Hospital. Responsibilities include managing trauma, stroke, and general ED cases with APP and nursing support. Must hold relevant certifications and have a clean malpractice history.

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Seeking Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physicians for 24-hour Emergency Department coverage at a rural Critical Access Hospital. Responsibilities include managing trauma, stroke, general ED cases, supported by APPs and nursing staff. Must hold relevant certifications and maintain a clean malpractice history.

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Seeking a skilled Board-Certified Interventional Cardiologist for weekend call coverage, responsible for call coverage, emergency catheterization procedures, and code R needs. Must perform rounds, respond to calls promptly, and work closely with APPs and non-invasive cardiologists. Requires Board Certification, active Pennsylvania State License, and certifications like ACLS and BLS. Flexible part-time position with competitive compensation.

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This PM&R physician role involves full-time or part-time coverage at a rehab/extended care facility, managing a 100% adult inpatient caseload. Responsibilities include sports/ortho, CNS, and medical rehabilitation, with an average of 14 patients per day. The physician will work in a team of 7 PM&R physicians, without supervising other healthcare providers. On-call duties are limited to phone calls.

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This anesthesiology locums position offers flexible scheduling with a focus on covering at least one week per month. Responsibilities include handling a diverse case mix such as orthopedics, OB/GYN, and general surgery, with low call-back volume primarily for OB cases. Ideal for experienced anesthesiologists, it requires board certification, active Pennsylvania licensure, and proficiency in regional blocks. The role is based in a rural, low-acuity hospital setting.