Reported by 53 physicians · region cohort · total comp, not the employer's posted pay
53 physician reports · not the employer's posted pay
Hospitalist positions available for inpatient care in a small town, rural hospital setting in Northern West Virginia requiring 24-hour noon-to-noon shifts with onsite call and ability to perform emergent procedures. Travel, lodging, meals, and malpractice insurance are provided.
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Urgent: Multiple Hospitalists needed in Northern West Virginia; Competitive Rate Location: City of Kingwood, in Preston County, near the borders with Pennsylvania and Maryland Dates Needed: 9/12 - 9/14 9/25 - 10/3 10/12 - 11/1 12/26 - 1/2/23 (Christmas & New Years) 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 WV 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 need) 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