Seeking Internal Medicine - Critical Care Provider Support in AL Dothan
This intensivist job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
This locum tenen position offers competitive compensation.
This locum tenen intensivist job (Dothan) is from a hospital-owned practice.
- June 5-12, 8a-8a.
- Length of Assignment: June 12, 2023.
- May 8-15, 8a-8a.
- Phone consults: 2-3.
- Night/Weekend (Sat/Sun).
- Dialysis catheter placement.
- Beds: 32 Critical Care.
- Insertion of Intra-Aortic Balloon pump (Iabp).
- Temporary placement.
- Lumbar puncture.
- Diagnostic/therapeutic taps.
- Responsibility: This position is requesting coverage for an Internal Medicine physician to provide consultative services to patients that have been admitted into one of the many ICUs at Flowers Hospital.
- Schedule: Mon-Fri - Scheduled Days Clinic/Hospital.
- Preferred Skill: Ventilation Management.
- ICP evaluation and management.
- Mid-level staff are available to assist with inpatient rounding.
- Clean, Active DEA (need to be able to change address).
- Acls, BLS.
- Vaccine: Covid and Current Flu vaccines required.
- Length Of Assignment: June 12, 2023.
- Licensed in AL Required.
- March 6-13, 8a-8a.
- W/bronchial alveolar lavage (BAL).
- Insertion of Arterial line.
- January 9-16, 8a-8a.
- Non-invasive (BiPAP/Cpap).
- Insertion of Central line.
- Admissions: 5-7.
- April 10-17, 8a-8a.
- 24 hour. 5PM on weekdays.
- February 6-13, 8a-8a.
- The hospitalists will admit and serve as the attending physician for the ICU beds, and will consult the intensivist for bedside procedures, ventilator management, and other pulmonary and critical care related services.
- Facility Type: Hospital.
- Evaluation and management of acute volume/BP issues.
- Chest tube insertion.
- Hospital Inpatient 0800 - 1700 +.
- Minimum Length Accepted: 3 mths ongoing.
- Insertion of PA catheter.
- Start Date: Dec 5, 2022 (4-6 weeks with clean file).
- Patients Seen: 20-25.
- Reason for Coverage Need: Vacancy.
- Inpatient/Outpatient: Inpatient.
- Flowers Hospital has 32 critical care beds (Sicu, Micu, Cvcu, CCU).
- Invasive (ETT/NT/Tracheostomy).
- Charting/Dictation: Cerner.
- A nurse practitioner will assist in seeing patients during the weekday.
- Facility Type: Hospital.
- Specialty Needed: Internal Medicine - Critical Care.
- Patient Volume: 20-25.
This locum tenen job from Alliance Recruiting Resources was last open on Nov 4.
The position was first advertised on HospitalistWorking.com in the job section for Intensivist locum tenen positions.
The position was first advertised on HospitalistWorking.com in the job section for Intensivist locum tenen positions.
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Hospitalist needed in North Central Alabama Metro Birmingham
This intensivist job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
This locum tenen position offers competitive compensation.
This locum tenen intensivist job (Metro Birmingham) is from a hospital-owned practice.
- No procedures.
- Responsible for codes for approximately 3 hours every other night.
- Large facility in north central Alabama is seeking skilled hospitalists for week on week off locums coverage.
- Need is immediate and start date is Asap pending credentialing.
- ICU coverage and vent management are required.
This locum tenen job from Locum Connections was last open on Jun 14.
Pulmonary Physician to join Strong Practice Alabama
This intensivist job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
The annual salary for this job depends on experience.
This permanent intensivist job (Alabama) is from a hospital-owned practice.
- Attractive benefits package available.
- Established successful group.
- Great new Pulmonary Care opportunity to join a well-established Practice.
- Practice affiliated with a teaching hospital.
- Ideal candidate can have either an OP / IP or all IP background.
- State of the art facility.
This perm job from Alliance Recruiting Resources was last open on Aug 13.
Employed Critical Care Physician Needed South Alabama
This intensivist job was previously available. It is displayed here for reference.
The annual salary for this job depends on experience.
This permanent intensivist job (South Alabama) is from a hospital-owned practice.
- A noted tertiary referral center seeks to add additional BC / BE critical care physician to their team.
- Length Of Assignment: Employed.
- This Level II trauma center provides all levels of sub-specialty support, including 24X7 radiology and anesthesiology.
- The community has a commercial airport, vibrant shopping and dining, noted outdoor activities as well as outstanding golf.
- BE / BC.
- Commencement bonus and relocation allowance.
- Secondary evening.
- CME and licensure allowances.
- Facility Type: Level II Trauma Center.
- Shift will include an APP and another critical care physician.
- Location: Alabama.
- Educational loan repayment options.
- Competitive salary and productivity bonus.
- Join a busy, hospital employed group who manage a 32 bed critical care unit as well a provide vent management as needed for a 10 bed neurocritical care unit.
- Located near the Gulf Shore, you will have easy access to beaches and resorts.
- 7 on 7 off block schedule of 12 hour shifts.
- Paid malpractice insurance.
- This hospital is located in a growing community with a diverse and vibrant economy and the medical center serves over 600,000 within a 75 mile area.
- Dedicated RT and pharmacy services for the ICU.
- Robust benefit package.
- Specialty Needed: Critical Care / Intensivist.
This perm job from Alliance Recruiting Resources was last open on Sep 24.
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