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This locum tenens nocturnist physician role involves providing inpatient clinical coverage during night shifts at a hospital in McMinnville, OR. Responsibilities include managing patient admissions, rounding, and overseeing critical care procedures such as ventilation management in an ICU setting. The position offers travel, lodging, and malpractice insurance coverage, requiring an active Oregon medical license and relevant certifications.

The Nocturnist Physician will provide overnight medical care in a hospital ICU setting, managing patient codes and coordinating with multiple medical specialties. The role requires IM/FM board eligibility, involves working 7 PM to 7 AM shifts, and includes use of Meditech EMR. The position offers negotiable hourly rates, travel and lodging support, malpractice coverage, and expedited credentialing.

A Remote Overnight Diagnostic Radiologist is needed to provide locum coverage in Illinois, working a 7 on 7 off schedule from 9:30 PM to 7 AM CST. The role requires an active Illinois medical license and board certification, with general diagnostic responsibilities using Powerscribe 4.0. SMART offers competitive hourly rates, malpractice insurance coverage, and paid travel and accommodations.

This locum tenens Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician position in Anchorage, Alaska provides outpatient clinical care, focusing on developmental and behavioral pediatric cases. The role requires interpreting diagnostic tests such as X-rays and EKGs, working with a multidisciplinary team including social workers and psychiatrists, and covering supplemental shifts primarily Monday through Friday. The position requires proper licensing in Alaska, board certification or eligibility, and offers travel, lodging, and malpractice coverage.

This locum tenens Hospitalist Physician position in Oregon requires board-certified or board-eligible candidates, with procedures including intubations, ventilator management, and central line placement. The role involves handling both day and night shifts and requires handling emergency codes. The job offers benefits such as top-rated malpractice insurance, weekly direct deposit, and in-house travel agency support.

A Remote Diagnostic Radiologist provides locum coverage by performing general diagnostic imaging and reporting using Powerscribe. This position requires an active Colorado medical license and board certification, with coverage typically Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM MST. The role offers competitive hourly rates, malpractice insurance coverage, and paid travel and accommodations through SMART.

This locum tenens position is for a Family Practice physician without OB responsibilities at an outpatient clinic in Elma, WA. The role involves seeing patients of all ages with a flexible weekly schedule and includes benefits such as travel, lodging, and medical malpractice insurance. The facility seeks immediate coverage until the end of September with competitive pay.

Seeking Family or Internal Medicine trained physicians to provide primary care for adult and pediatric patients in a clinic setting. Responsibilities include managing acute and routine care for 15-20 patients daily, documentation, and participation in training and meetings. Preferred experience with Cerner and required certifications include BLS, ACLS, and PALS.

This position is for a full-time Family Practice Geriatrics Physician with experience in Occupational Medicine, working Monday to Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. The role involves caring for a low patient volume within a large, well-known corporation and offers medical and malpractice coverage along with weekly competitive pay. The job is available nationwide, with relocation support for candidates in Michigan.

A Hospitalist Physician provides inpatient medical care, managing admissions, coordinating code team responses, and overseeing patient treatment during 12-hour shifts. The role requires proficiency with EMR systems like EPIC and the ability to perform critical procedures such as intubations and central line insertions. The physician must maintain appropriate licensure and immunizations, including in-state DEA registration and COVID-19 vaccination, to ensure compliance and optimal patient care.