Job Board Companies: Vetted Health
Gastroenterologist Needed for Locum Tenens Coverage at Facility in West VirginiaBuffalo Temporary 144000 - 216000 $ / year (est.)
No home office possible
Tasks: Join our team as a gastroenterologist, handling inpatient rounding and call duties.Company: Work at a 200+ bed facility near Pittsburgh, PA, known for quality care.Benefits: Enjoy flexible locum tenens coverage with ongoing opportunities through February.Why this job: Make a difference in patient care while gaining valuable experience in a supportive environment.Qualifications: Board certification is required; ERCP experience is a plus but not mandatory.The predicted salary is between 144000 - 216000 $ per year.
A 200+ bed facility is seeking a gastroenterologist for locum tenens coverage.
The facility is located in West Virginia, less than 30 minutes outside Pittsburgh, PA.
The position involves call duties and inpatient rounding, supported by two other providers on staff.
Experience with ERCP is a bonus but not a requirement.
Dates Needed: ASAP, ongoing through February.
Case Load/PPD: TBD.
Shift Type: Day Shift; Call Assignment Type: Inpatient; Outpatient Assignment Duration: Locums.
Call Required: Yes.
Board Certification Required: Yes.
Government: No.
Reference ID: ORD-182216-MD-WV.
Skills Required:Experience with ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography)Inpatient and Outpatient CareStrong Communication SkillsAbility to Work in a Team EnvironmentCall Duty ManagementPatient Assessment and DiagnosisClinical Decision-MakingTime ManagementAdaptability to Changing SituationsCompassionate Patient CareKnowledge of Gastrointestinal DisordersHow to Prepare for the Role:Make sure to highlight your availability for locum tenens work.
Facilities are often looking for candidates who can start immediately, so emphasize your flexibility in your conversations.
Familiarize yourself with the specific needs of the facility, such as their patient demographics and common procedures.
Be prepared to discuss your experience with inpatient rounding and call duties, as these are key components of the role.
Interview Preparation:Be prepared to discuss your clinical experience, especially in gastroenterology.
Understand the facility's needs and research its patient demographics.
Prepare for call duty questions and emphasize your ability to work collaboratively with other providers.
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