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Urology Physician Locums Job in Oregon
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States
Job Summary
Occupation
Physician
Specialty
Urology
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Locums/Travel
Work Environment
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Location
Coos Bay, Oregon, United States
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job Description
Last Update:
10/25/24
Urology Physician Locums Job in Oregon
Details/Requirements for Assignment #105488:
» Start date: ASAP – emergency privileges available - OR licensed required
» Clinic & OR coverage
» In addition to clinic & OR coverage can assist with call but not required
» Clinic: Monday-Friday 8AM-5PM
» Average of 25-30 patients per day in clinic
» Clinic support staff: 3 MA’s and 1 offsite Practice Manager
» NP sees the majority of the new patients, MD does mostly post-op follow-up visits
» Typical schedule: Monday – Day Surgery; Tuesday – Hospital OR Day; Wednesday 8-Hour Clinic Day; Thursday, 4-5 Hours in Clinic; 4-5 Hours Day Surgery or Hospital OR; Friday – Hospital OR
» Number of cases per OR day varies, depending upon complexity, but anywhere from 5-10 cases
» 132 beds – trauma level 3
» EPIC EMR
» Will consider multiple providers to cover schedule
» Robotics for prostatectomy and nephrectomy use Da Vinci Xi
» Cases in clinic: new patient for BPH, prostate cancer, renal cancer, chronic UTI testicle pain, urinary incontinence
» Typical cases seen during call: Kidney stones, catheterization difficulty, occasionally bladder or ureter repair when damaged during other surgeries. Many times, the physician is called to place a foley or stent during clinic hours, runs over to the hospital and does this, then returns to seeing patients in clinic
» Typical OR cases: Stent, ureteroscopic stone extraction with possible laser lithotripsy and possible stent placement, ESWL, BPH treatments: greenlight PVP, Urolift (not essential for locums, but this is a large part of our surgery basis), partial and complete nephrectomy, simple or radical prostatectomy (with robot)
Details/Requirements for Assignment #105488:
» Start date: ASAP – emergency privileges available - OR licensed required
» Clinic & OR coverage
» In addition to clinic & OR coverage can assist with call but not required
» Clinic: Monday-Friday 8AM-5PM
» Average of 25-30 patients per day in clinic
» Clinic support staff: 3 MA’s and 1 offsite Practice Manager
» NP sees the majority of the new patients, MD does mostly post-op follow-up visits
» Typical schedule: Monday – Day Surgery; Tuesday – Hospital OR Day; Wednesday 8-Hour Clinic Day; Thursday, 4-5 Hours in Clinic; 4-5 Hours Day Surgery or Hospital OR; Friday – Hospital OR
» Number of cases per OR day varies, depending upon complexity, but anywhere from 5-10 cases
» 132 beds – trauma level 3
» EPIC EMR
» Will consider multiple providers to cover schedule
» Robotics for prostatectomy and nephrectomy use Da Vinci Xi
» Cases in clinic: new patient for BPH, prostate cancer, renal cancer, chronic UTI testicle pain, urinary incontinence
» Typical cases seen during call: Kidney stones, catheterization difficulty, occasionally bladder or ureter repair when damaged during other surgeries. Many times, the physician is called to place a foley or stent during clinic hours, runs over to the hospital and does this, then returns to seeing patients in clinic
» Typical OR cases: Stent, ureteroscopic stone extraction with possible laser lithotripsy and possible stent placement, ESWL, BPH treatments: greenlight PVP, Urolift (not essential for locums, but this is a large part of our surgery basis), partial and complete nephrectomy, simple or radical prostatectomy (with robot)
Jackson and Coker offers:
+ Weekly Direct Deposit
+ Top Rated Malpractice Insurance
+ In-House Travel Agency
+ 24/7 Recruiter Availability
+ Experienced In-House Privileging Coordinators
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