Emergency Medicine physician coverage is needed in Alabama at a combined ED and Urgent Care within a Level II hospital, with no call and 12 hour shifts available in both days and nights.
Highlights
- Client willing to wait on state licensing
- No call requirements
- Consistent 12 hour shift structure, day and night coverage options
- Temps available when credentialing is in progress for clean files
Practice Setting
- 38 bed combined ED and UC at a tertiary Level II hospital
- Average volume around 140 patients per shift
- All ages, ED cases with integrated urgent care flow
- Support includes at least one APC in urgent care with overlapping coverage during the day and evening
Schedule
- Typically 5 to 8 shifts per month
- 12 hour shifts, rotating options across days and nights
- Shift blocks include 6a to 6p, 6p to 6a, and 10a to 10p
- No call
Requirements
- Must be an MD or DO
- Board Certified in Emergency Medicine
- Any active state license
- Cerner charting
If you want, I can walk you through how the combined ED and UC flow works and which upcoming 12 hour day or night blocks are still easiest to plug into your calendar.
