Reported by 39 physicians · region cohort · total comp, not the employer's posted pay
Overview
- Location
- Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin
- Schedule
- Noon to noon 24-hour shifts; 12+ hours on, 12 hours off · On-site call with sleeping arrangements and meals provided; 12+ hours on / 12 hours off rotation
- SalaryDr Signal range
- $295k – $388k
- Practice
- Rural hospital inpatient · Rural hospital
39 physician reports · not the employer's posted pay
Role summary
Temporary rural hospitalist positions (4–7 day minimum placements) in SW Wisconsin involving 24-hour shifts with on-site call, requiring expertise in emergent procedures including intubation, mechanical ventilation, and central lines; travel, lodging, meals, and malpractice insurance provided.
What the posting highlights
- Rotating 24-hour inpatient hospitalist coverage
- Care setting: Inpatient only
- Patient population: Rural and underserved populations
SalaryDr summary based on the original posting
Posted base pay vs physician-reported total comp
Physician-reported range shown; the employer did not post pay for this role.
Compensation
- What physicians report
- $295k – $388k
- Pay context
- SalaryDr Signal · physician-reported
- Report sample
- 39 recent physician reports · region cohort
- Compensation basis
- Estimated total compensation
- Bonus / incentives
- Not specified
Benefits named in the posting
- Malpractice insurance provided
- Travel, lodging, and food provided
This is a SalaryDr Signal computed from 39 recent, approved physician reports (region cohort). It is not an employer offer or posted pay; this employer did not disclose pay.
Employer
Inpatient Hospital
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Facility & Community
- Practice setting
- Rural hospital inpatient
- Facility type
- Rural hospital
- Patient population
- Rural and underserved populations
- EHR
- Not stated in posting
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Work Design
- Schedule
- Noon to noon 24-hour shifts; 12+ hours on, 12 hours off
- Call burden
- On-site call with sleeping arrangements and meals provided; 12+ hours on / 12 hours off rotation
- Shift type
- 24-hour shifts
- Patient volume
- Not specified
- Inpatient / outpatient
- Inpatient only
- Coverage model
- Rotating 24-hour inpatient hospitalist coverage
- Teaching
- No
- Research
- No
- Supervises APPs
- No
Visa & Eligibility
- Remote
- No
Source & Verification
- Source
- Aggregated (ym_careers)
- Salary label
- SalaryDr Signal
- First seen
- 1 wk ago
- Last verified
- today
- Extraction confidence
- 65%
Full description
Urgent: Multiple Hospitalists needed in Rural SW Wisconsin; Competitive Rate Location: City of Prairie du Chien, in Crawford County, near the borders with Iowa and Minnesota. 9/30 - 10/24 I also have another location in the next county to the East, Richland. This location has the following dates: 9/22 - 9/25 10/1 - 10/3 10/20 - 10/28 Credentialing at this site takes 45 days 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 Wisconsin 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