Reported by 14 physicians · state cohort · total comp, not the employer's posted pay
14 physician reports · not the employer's posted pay
This job is for inpatient hospitalist shifts in Sonoma County, CA, covering 24 hour shifts noon to noon with call on site including sleeping arrangements and meals. The role requires strong hospitalist experience with emergent procedures and serves small town, rural, and underserved populations, providing travel, lodging, and malpractice insurance.
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Urgent: Hospitalist needed in NW California; Competitive Pay Location: Sonoma County, approximately 65 miles north of San Francisco Dates Needed: 8/19 - 8/24 9/14 - 10/1 Details: Setting: Inpatient Hospital Shifts: noon to noon 24 hr shifts, 12+ hours on 12 hours Call (on site sleeping arrangements and meals) Requirements: BE/BC IM/Hospitalist Active, clean CA License Clean DEA & NPDB (no current suits or unresolved cases) Must commit to minimum of one 4-7 day placement unless otherwise noted. (Can accept more than one provider to cover the 3 weeks) Must be skilled at emergent intubations, vents, lines (must sign off that you are qualified & experienced) Must have ACLS certification Must have rigorous hospitalist experience and submit logs for previous 12 months showing at least a handful of the aforementioned emergent procedures. Must arrive early for 4 hr orientation (weekend-evening prior; weekday-morning of) Must be committed to small town, rural/remote and underserved populations Travel, lodging, and food provided Malpractice Insurance provided