As an Echo Locum Tenens clinician, you have the freedom to choose what assignments you cover. You will also receive competitive pay with related travel and lodging provided, malpractice insurance with tail coverage, and full-service support staff, which includes credentialing, logistics, payroll, and licensing assistance.
Adventist Health Bakersfield
- Volume of ED – 65000
- Coverage / 10-hour shifts
- NPs work in triage
- Credentialing timeframe: 60-90 days
- Travel expenses covered
- EMR: Cerner
Please contact Amy King at amking@echolocum.com or by calling 817-454-3589 if you have any questions or would like to apply for this position.
s an Echo Locum Tenens clinician, you have the freedom to choose what assignments you cover. You will receive competitive pay, malpractice insurance with tail coverage, and full-service support staff which includes credentialing, logistics, payroll, and licensing assistance. We have an immediate need for PRN 1099 Locum Anesthesiologist in Sacramento, CA. We offer a very competitive rate and flexible scheduling.Sacramento
Monday-Friday, no call, or weekendsType of cases: MRI, Cath, ENDO/GI and EP, CT and IR, Heart and Vascular (no open hearts or major vascular cases)Medically Direction ModelEPIC EMRCA License Please contact Amy King for questions about the position at 817-454-3589
Amy King | Senior Recruiting Consultant |
aking@soundphysicians.com | P: 817-454-358
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