Magnet Medical

I am looking for a full-time Dermatologist for short-term coverage to manage follow-up care for patients.Setting: ClinicDates: AsapSchedule- 8a-5p with one hour lunchCall: noAvg. ppd-clinic: 25-30 per 8 hoursMust see all agesSupport: 1 part time dermatologist, 2 MAs, 1 LPNDocumentation: MeditechProcedures: Biopsy, Excision, Electrodesiccation, DermabrasionEstimated Credentialing Timeframe: 1 week after all documents submittedBoard-eligible or certifiedBLS is requiredMA license is required or already applied for and in process

Details:-Starting as soon as credentialed-M-F, 8-hour days, and weekend call rotation. 1:6 weekends. Coverage could include outpatient clinic, inpatient rounding, night call, and weekend coverage. Ideally, we are looking for a provider with at least 3 weeks per month availability.-Adult and Geriatric patient population-50% hematology, 50% oncology-8 physicians in the practice-16-20 patients per day-Rounding at 2 hospitals (call covers both locations)-EMR: Epic-Temp privs available.-BLS, ACLS - Required

Shift: 8a-5p no callPatient Population: Inpatiencient oncology unit both oncology and hematologySupport: APPS do not provide coverage however outpatient oncologists are available for any support or questionsLocum will not be responsible for supervising EMR: EpicBoard Certification as Medical Oncologist/Hematologist (will not consider IM with experience)BLS and CSR requiredLocum treats both Oncology and hematology patients and administers medication. 90-day credentialing timeframeWe can license

Schedule Details:Monday - Friday:1 MDA is on vacation every week (except 2 weeks per year). 1 MDA is post call everyday. 1 MDA is on call everyday. 1 MDA is a day shift only. 1 MDA is 2nd call everyday.Weekends (Saturday/Sunday):1 MDA is 1st Call Saturday and is then 2nd Call Sunday. 1 MDA is 2nd Call Saturday and is then 1st Call Sunday. Other 3 MDAs have the weekend off.Call Details:1st Call - Provider can go home once all the cases finish and will only come back in if a case adds or called for a central line.2nd Call - Provider will usually stay late, tends to be back up if a non-cardiac MDA is 1st call.Call Ratio: 1 in 5 Dates of Coverage: Full-time starting ASAP - as soon as credentialedReason for Coverage: Retirement Practice Setting: Hospital-based. Surgical services department. Level 2 trauma center. EMR: Cerner PowerChart Average Number of Surgical Cases Per Day: 13Will the Locum Tenen Physician be Required to Supervise CRNAs? Yes. It will be almost 100% supervision. The...

Schedule: Flexible! Could be day time or evening. They could primarily do body flex shifts which means they need to complete the RVUs within 24 hours but arent tied to specific hours or they could do the body evening shift which would be 3 to 10. Responsibilities Include:Interpret body CTCould do body MRI, CTA or MRA studies but the need is primarily body CTTarget 77 wRVUs for flex shiftsTechnology: They utilize Intelerad PACS, PowerScribe 360 and Clario; we have outstanding IT infrastructure and 24/7 help desk support. The client would provide home work station.Credentialing Timeframe - Roughly 60 days, possibly sooner.SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTSAmerican Board of Radiology or American Osteopathic Board of Radiology - Or Eligible Prefer completion of a cross sectional body imaging fellowship or an ultrasound fellowship, but open to residency plus work experience. 10 RVUs per hour- Required

June - ongoing; 3 weeks/month - flexible on weeks of coverage during the monthOpen to considering multiple providers who can piece together 3 weeks/month coverage, but prefers one provider who can cover it allMonday-Friday, 8a-4pNo weekends, no callScopes only; colonoscopies and endoscopies onlyERCP and EUS highly preferred, but not required for outpatient30 min proceduresUses conscious sedation12-14 procedures/dayAdult onlyEMR: ProvationAdditional questions answered by client:Would you consider a provider who can only do ERCP (not EUS)? - Yes, we would consider a provider who is only certified in ERCP and not in EUS.How often is EUS required in an outpatient setting? we don't do a ton of EUS procedures in the outpatient setting. Is it only procedural or does it involve clinic at all? - This is just procedural. They will be doing scopes all day. What is support staff like? - We have 1-2 support nurses in each procedure room.How often is conscious sedation required in the outpatient...

Schedule: M-F 7a - 5:30pm, 24 hour call on the weekends. 1 FTE, will accept multiple providers to fill position if needed. Not interested in weekend only availability. EMR: EPICNumber of Office/Clinic Patients Per Locum Per Day: 20Number of Hospital Based Patients Per Locum Per Day: 12Physicians in Your Group? 13Number of Patients Per Day: 15Level I Trauma CenterRequired Procedures: Esophageal Dilatation/Manometry, Esophageal Manometry Interpretation, Small Bowel Biopsy, Lower GI Endoscopy, Sigmoidoscopy, Colonoscopy, Insertion/Management of Sengstaken/Blakemore Tube, Capsule Deployment, Bravo, PH impedance, Breath test Interpretation, Esophogeal and Anorectal Manometry Interpretation and Endoflip.Estimated 3 month credentialing timeframe

Onsite mammo Radiologist for 2 weeks/month starting April through the end of the year. Open dates:May 7th 10thJune 3rd 7thJuly 22nd 26thShift times/call?: - 7:30a 4:30pm - no on callPractice setting: Imaging Mammography/Breast UltrasoundAverage # of readers per physician, per day: - 1 reader/day - Mammography/Breast UltrasoundNumber of exam rooms: - 3 roomsSupport staff: Mammography Techs/ Clerical staffEquipment onsite? YesRequired Duties & Procedures: Read Diagnostic/Screening mammography. Read Breast Ultrasounds. Perform Mammography & Ultrasound Localization procedures/stereotactic biopsies Will not accept remote readers for this, provider must be onsite.

Urology coverage starting asap through the end of 2024 Coverage will be M-F 8a-430p, clinic patients and OR only. Patients per day: Clinic volume 35 patients per day, OR volume variable on case load 10-15 casesSupport staff: Clinic has bladder scanner and Urodynamics and UA. 2 MAs and 1 receptionist in clinicCernerLab onsiteX-ray onsiteBC/BE Urology - RequiredBLS - RequiredMI License in hand- Required at time of name clear, not accepting IMLC

Practice Setting: Outpatient Patient Population for Required Coverage: Adult, GeriatricTrauma Level/Designation (Hospital): 1Documentation System/EMR: EpicReason for Coverage: Employed physician left market.Dates of Coverage: ASAP - August 2025Call Ratio: N/A70% Hematology, 30% OncologyNumber of Physicians in Practice: 2How Many APPs Provide Coverage: 3Average Number of Patients Per Day - OUTPATIENT: 15-20Average Number of Patients Per Day - HOSPITAL: 0 - No call required at this time.Clinical Area: Oncology - Outpatient SettingRequired Procedures: Required Duties: Orders Tests, Orders Images, PrescribesAdministration of Chemotherapy: Nurse oncologistEstimated Credentialing Timeframe: 90-120 days

4/22/2024 7am - 7am 4/26/20245/9/2024 7am - 7am 5/13/20246/17/2024 7am - 7am 6/24/2024And on goingClinic setting: Hospital18 outpatients/20 inpatient scopes per daySupport staff: 2 physicians, 2 APPs, all services onsite at hospitalOnsite labOnsite XRay EMR: CernerACLS and BLS required