Hospital in Georgia Seeks a Temporary Emergency Medicine Physician - JOB-2454244
- Employer
- CompHealth
- Location
- Georgia
- Posted Date
- Dec 11, 2018
- Reference
- JOB-2454244
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- Specialty
- Emergency Medicine
- Position Type
- Locum Tenens
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Job Details
We are providing locum tenens staffing assistance to a Georgia-based hospital that is currently seeking an emergency medicine physician to assist with temporary coverage. You must be board certified. Ideally, you will be comfortable with McKesson EMR and have an active GA state license. Your assignment schedule comprises eight shifts per month, and the average annual volume is 60,000. We can match you with all types of facilities that use locum tenens doctors to relieve physician burnout, maintain patient satisfaction, and stay fully staffed during busy times, or while searching for a permanent doctor.
- BC required
- GA state license needed
- Eight shifts per month
- McKesson EMR
- 60,000 annual volume
- Comprehensive malpractice coverage
- Housing, travel, and local transportation
- Credentialing and hospital privileges processing
Company
CompHealth is a national leader in healthcare staffing, serving providers in more than 100 specialties. CompHealth was founded in 1979 and is now the largest locum tenens staffing agency in the U.S. Because we work with thousands of healthcare facilities throughout the country, we can find the right job and location for you. CompHealth also specializes in permanent physician placement and both temporary and permanent allied healthcare staffing. CompHealth is part of the CHG Healthcare Services family of companies, which is consistently included on FORTUNE magazine's list of "100 Best Companies to Work For."
Company info
- Telephone
- 801 930 3000
- Location
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6440 S Millrock Dr
Salt Lake City
84121
US
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