Schedule/Availability Requirements:

• Below are the dates listed only since shifts start and end will vary. (please see details section for explanation of shifts)
• • Oct 21-22 - 8a-5p
  • Oct 24-25 - 8a-5p
  • Nov 11-15 - 8a-5p
  • Dec 2-5 – 8a-5p
  • Dec 6 – 8a-5p, 5p-8a
  • Dec 7-8 – 8a-8a
  • Dec 9-13 – 8a-5p
  • Dec 16-20 – 8a-5p
  • Dec 21-22 – 8a-8a
  • Dec 23-24 – 8a-5p
  • Dec 26-27 – 8a-5p
  • Jan 13-17 – 8a-5p, 5p-8a
  • Jan 18-19 – 8a-8a
  • Feb 4-7 – 8a-5p
  • Feb 18-21 – 8a-5p
  • Feb 25-28 – 8a-5p

Details:

• Approximately 14 shifts per month - As the calendar fills with providers this will be limited.
• Mon-Friday - 8a-5p - Onsite (clinic or scoping) - Hourly
• Mon-Friday - 5p-7a - Night call
• Sat-Sun - 7a-7a - 24 hour call.
• Setting: Call, Clinic, Emergency Room, Inpatient, Outpatient Trauma Level III
• FTE: 1.0
  Required Procedures: Scoping, EGD, colonoscopy, manometry, flex sigs and 24 hour PH probe.
• Required job duties: Providers must signs all orders and notes. Locum is responsible to complete all orders that the physicians requests, including pathology orders (results may come in while provider is not on assignment and still must be completed in a timely manner.)
• EMR: EPIC
  Support Staff: MA, NP/PA, RN
• Reason for Coverage: Provider that was in credentialing was cancelled due to being unable to meet a requirement.

EMR Required Training:

• Module (learn lessons) – Must be completed prior to virtual EMR training to attend the training.
• EMR Virtual training & Onsite training – Only able to attend if Modules are completed before training. Virtual and Onsite EMR training will be schedule the morning of providers first day.

Credentialing Information:

• Timeframe: 60 days and 90 days with MP cases
• 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? No
• Emergency Temp Privileges? Yes, can be done in 7-14

Additional Details / Questions Answered by Facility:

• Can you please advise the average patients per day? 12-16 when scoping and 10-15 when in clinic
• Is there an Anesthesiologist on site or is conscious sedation required? Yes, there is an anesthesiologist on site
• Is there rounding involved? Yes
  
• Who admits the patients? Is it the locum or does hospitalist handle? I believe the hospitalists handle this.
• Can we get a list of procedures the locum is expected to do? Is it solely scopes or are EUS, or ERCP required? We do scope and bread and butter GI. ERCP is not performed at the facility.