Job Summary
Job Description
Hot Springs is in need of ED coverage beginning as soon as credentialed!
Candidate Cut-off: Aug 29 @ 3pm EST! <--(Don't wait to apply!)
JOB DETAILS
Schedule/Availability Requirements:
- Would be available to start ASAP.
- About 20 shifts per month.
- 10a-10p - 12 hour shifts.
- 10a-10p - 12 hour shifts
- Duties: Evaluation, treatment, and disposition of patients presenting with emergent conditions.
- Setting: Rural Level II Trauma Center Emergency Department with around 45,000 in annual volume. The only Level II trauma center in the SW region of the state.
- Required Procedures: Laceration repair, abscess I/D, thoracostomy, thoracotomy, trauma management, lumbar puncture, code management, EKG interpretation, intubation and airway management, uncomplicated ortho reductions, central venous access, ACLS, moderate sedation, uncomplicated epistaxis management, and other procedures common to the practice of emergency medicine. Hospitalists do admissions.
- Support Staff: 12 hours of APP coverage. Neurosurgery, neurology, gastroenterology, nephrology, urology, cardiology, general surgery, orthopedic surgery, ENT, OMFS, OB?GYN, pulmonology/critical care.
- Reason for coverage: Provider relocating.
- EMR: EPIC
Additional Details / Questions Answered by Facility:
- 20 patients/day
- 25 ED beds
- No scribe coverage
- Timeframe: a couple of weeks if locums has AR license (must have completed application returned ASAP)
- Requirements: AR medical license
- Credentialing with other facilities? No
- Billing enrollment - Is this position providing services in lieu of an existing enrolled provider for a period of 60 days or less?:
REGIONAL INFORMATION
"Hot Springs Township is located in Arkansas with a population of 41,136. Hot Springs Township is in Garland County and is one of the best places to live in Arkansas. Living in Hot Springs Township offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. Many young professionals and retirees live in Hot Springs Township and residents tend to lean conservative. The public schools in Hot Springs Township are highly rated." Source: [Register to View]
Rating 5 out of 5
"I love the lakes, and love the atmosphere it is a family friendly town for the most part. Something I would like to see change is that the downtown area be made to look like it was in the early 1920-1950's era where most of the town's history was made. A lot of the new shops are coming in and modernizing things and that is not keeping the persona of the history. The other thing that could change is it could be more college oriented as well because there are a lot of colleges in a short distance from the town."
Current Resident / Sept 2 2020 / Overall Experience
Rating 4 out of 5
"It has all the amenities I need. It is a historical town and even has a national park within its city limits."
Current Resident / Feb 24 2018 / Overall Experience
Rating 4 out of 5
"It was very nice. They have lots of trees, and lots of water. The people there is real nice. I especially like how they have horse racing. We don't have them where I am from."
Former Resident / May 1 2017 / Overall Experience
"There's usually a police officer at the four way stop, and there's only been one crime in the area I live in while I've been here."
Niche User / Mar 31 2016 / Crime & Safety