Physician / Emergency Medicine / Florida / Locum or Permanent / Emergency Medici

Emergency Medicine MD needed at a Freestanding facility near Leesburg, FL Position specific questions Do we have a PAWS request and approval for this need? Reason for the need? Staffing shortage When would the provider need to start ? ASAP Duration of need? Until further notice. Anticipate 1-2 years What s the schedule? On-site, call coverage, weekends, nights- Call/Rotation schedule? NO CALL Candidate Parameters Any specific fellowships/ certifications/ procedures/ competencies we are looking for? EM Board Eligible after successful completion of accredited Residency or FM/IM with 3 years of Experience (for FSEDs only) Credentialing questions: Will emergency privileges be an option? Yes Hospital/unit questions Number of beds? Ocala- 31, WM- 28 Census? Variable based on location and shift How many patients are they rounding on per day? NA How many daily admissions? NA Trauma center? Types of cases? Acuity? Ocala is a Level 2 (ACS Level 1) Trauma Center What does the support staff look like? APP coverage based on location and shift How will follow up cases be handled? (when applicable- inpatient or outpatient) Credentialing questions Will we do emergency privs or temps? Yes Orientation done on first day of assignment or prior? Morning of 1 st Shadow shift Specialty Specific Questions: Emergency Medicine What are the shift times?- Most 7a-7p and 7p-7a at all sites, There are two 8 hour shifts available per day. Is call involved? No What procedures are required? Proficiency in all emergency care procedures is required (Central Access, Arterial Line, Lumbar Puncture, Intubation, Pacing, Orthopedic stabilization, etc.) What does the support staff include? APP coverage depending on shift and time of day. EM residency program. APP training program as well. What is the average patient census? Depends on location. Most FSEDs are 2 patients per hour. Main sites are more variable. What are the most common cases the locum will see? FSEDs- Vertical 3 patients and Level 4/5 patients. Ocala/ WM- Mainly Vertical 3 patients (abdominal pain, chest pain, etc.). They are unlikely to work in the Main (high acuity) section of these facilities unless they specifically request. How many EM physicians are typically on staff per shift? FSED 1, Ocala/WM 2 1250 referral bonus received for any referral who works 30 days. $Competitive Hourly pay housing travel A rated malpractice insurance with tail coverage included Please send resume to and call/text Joe at