Reported by 41 physicians · region cohort · total comp, not the employer's posted pay
41 physician reports · not the employer's posted pay
This position is for a hospitalist physician at a rural 4-bed critical access hospital and same day clinic near First Mesa, AZ, with a 7-on/7-off schedule of 10-12 hour day shifts and a patient volume of approximately 25 per 24 hours. The patient population is primarily Native American adults and pediatrics.
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Good afternoon. Are you ready for a more laid back setting, gorgeous sunrises and sunsets, beautiful scenery, hiking, biking, photography, cultural history and art? This may be just the place for you. This client will accept a Hospitalist with any active, unrestricted state license . The facility is a rural, critical access hospital. It has 4 beds and no ICU. Population is primarily Native American Adults and Pediatrics. Please see the details below: Location: First Mesa, AZ; Within 125 miles of Grand Canyon National Park; hot summers/cold winters, lows in winter 21-38 degrees, summer highs are 85-96 degrees; the air is clean, the water is clear, and the sky is blue Setting: Critical Access Hospital and Same Day Clinic Shifts/Duration: 10-12 hour days, 7 days on / 7 days off, Ongoing; Wednesday-Tuesday work week Volume: 25 patients per 24 hour day; 4 bed hospital Requirements: Any active, unrestricted State License Clean DEA Clean Malpractice/NPDB (no current suits or unresolved cases) FM Board Certification, with Recent outpatient experience preferred No lapse in practice greater than 6 months leading up to assignment Security clearance screening through Inspector General The clearance/credentialing process is generally about 3 months because of the Security Clearance 3-6 Month Minimum Commitment If you have an interest, please call or text at your earliest convenience. Regards, Krista Dunn Ascend Medical