Locum Tenens ObGyn Job MD

ORD-158556-MD-MD

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Employer: LocumTenens.com

Job Description

This Job at a Glance
  • Job Reference Id:  ORD-158556-MD-MD
  • Title:  MD
  • Dates Needed:  2 shifts/week
  • Shift Type:  Day Shift; Call; In-House Call
  • Assignment Type:  Inpatient; Clinic; OR
  • Call Required:  Yes
  • Board Certification Required:  Negotiable
  • Job Duration:  Locums
About the Facility

A facility with less than 300 beds is seeking an OB/GYN for locum tenens coverage. They have a level III trauma unit.

About the Facility Location

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About the Clinician's Workday

The schedule is in-house call only. Cases are full-scope OB/GYN-ER consults and urgent OR cases. There are about 55-60 deliveries/month. They prefer someone who is BC and someone who has an active MD license. The timeframe to cred is 45-60 days.


Additional Job Details
  • Case Load/PPD:  55-60 deliveries/month
  • Location Type:  On-Site
  • Government:  No

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