A clinic in Michigan needs an urgent care physician who can provide locum tenens coverage for an ongoing need beginning in January. The provider will be responsible for seeing cases related to minor asthma symptoms, bronchitis, minor cuts or animal bites, broken bones or sprains, skin rashes, sunburns or other minor burns, fever, upper respiratory infections, sinus infections, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea, bladder infections, skin infections, physicals, pregnancy testing, vaccinations, drug and alcohol screenings, and return-to-work exams. The locum can expect to see between 30 and 60 patients per day. Only candidates who are BC or BE, licensed in Michigan, and have DOT, BLS, and ACLS certifications will be considered.

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