LOCUMS Adult Hospitalist Opportunity in Nags Head, NC

The Outer Banks Health Hospital is seeking a physician to provide locums coverage for their established hospitalist team. Provider must be comfortable with EKG interpretation and the interpretation of ABGs.

 Dates Needed: 7a-7p

4/8-4/11, 4/25

6/9-6/12

6/18-6/20

11/25-11/28

12/24-12/28

New providers will need to arrive the day before their first shift for orientation.

Details:

• Hospital Medicine experience is required
• 1 year inpatient experience preferred
• Applicants must have a North Carolina DEA.
• Applicants must have ACLS certification from the American Heart Associated

Job Highlights:

• Privileges at The Outer Banks Health Hospital
• 19-bed critical access hospital with general med-surg beds
• Locums will provide care for admitted patients and evaluate patients in the ED for admission
• Average inpatient census: 12-15
• Average number of admissions per day: 5-6
• No ICU
• Provider will need to respond to codes
• Clinical responsibilities include admissions, rounding, inpatient care, and preparing patients for discharge
• EPIC EMR

For more information, please contact Joyce Best at (252) 847-6044 or Joyce.Best@ecuhealth.org.

For more information, please contact Cassandra Bryant at (252) 847-6756 or Cassandra.Bryant@ecuhealth.org

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