URGENT Pediatric Hospitalist WE CAN ONLY LOOK AT PROVIDERS WITH CLEAN FILES If you present at provider with malpractice or an NPDB that is not clear, we will not name clear the candidate and decline. What we need: A "clean" applicant o Physicians with large settlements, DUIs/drug issues, restrictions, terminations, Medical Board actions, etc. are not eligible for temporary privileges The RFA, CV, and 24 months of relevant activity A completed application separate from / following the above step References on standby to respond immediately SCHEDULE Coverage Type: Inpatient Schedule Type: Call only Call Type: 24-Hour Beeper Call Updated Dates 10/16 at 6a-10/19 at 6a (very dependent on privileging and having a clean file.) 10/25 at 6a-10/26 at 6a (very dependent on privileging and having a clean file.) 10/30 at 6a-11/02 at 6a 12/10 at 6a-12/14 at 6a 12/24 at 6a-12/28 at 6a 12/31 at 6a-1/1 at 6a Dates of Need: See above Shift Times: 6am-6am Lunch N/A Provider Min # Shifts Required: see specific shifts above Guaranteed Hours per Day: 0 Hours Worked for OT to apply: 0 Rates to be Filled Out on Bid: 24 Hour Beeper Call: Orientation, 24 Hour Call, Call-Back. CREDENTIALING Current CV (must be uploaded to bid) License: Active CA license DEA Required: Yes Boards: BC or BE within 3-5 years of residency Skills/Certs: ACLS, BLS, PALS, NRP required Other Attached is a new privileging form that will set expectations for what is needed once a provider is confirmed. Please consider starting to ensure your provider has all of these items to ensure they can qualify for privileges at the time of confirmation. ADDITIONAL DETAILS IMPORTANT Please note provider should be a pediatric hospitalist with neonatology experience or a neonatologist who is comfortable seeing pediatrics. NICU patients down to 32 weeks, newborn resuscitations and management of 32-week preemies and up. It is about 80% NICU and 20% peds. We don't do central line placement outside the newborn period (UVC and UAC are technically central lines but only for neonates) chest tubes, intubations for pediatric patients would most likely occur in the ED. ED docs and anesthesia would typically have significantly more experience here. REQUIREMENTS Neonatal airway management including intubation Management of neonatal air leak/pneumothorax including needle decompression Emergent UVC placement (delivery room) UVC/UAC placement Lumbar puncture EKG interpretation Preferred Ventilator management Chest tube insertion (neonates)