Physician​/Emergency Medicine​/Ohio​/Locum tenens​/Emergency Medicine MD​/DO - Napoleon, OH

Location: Napoleon, Ohio
Specialty: Emergency Medicine
Provider Type: MD/DO
Schedule: 68 shifts per month
Shift Options: Days and nights
Shift Length: 12 hours
Start Date: To be determined
EMR: Meditech Expanse 2.2

• Part-time Emergency Medicine coverage in a rural hospital setting

• Flexible monthly commitment of 68 shifts

• Day shifts: 8:00 AM8:00 PM

• Night shifts: 8:00 PM8:00 AM

• 12-hour shifts only; no 24-hour shifts

• Approximately 17 ED encounters per day

• 8-bed Emergency Department

• Surgery and Cardiology available

• Opportunity for physicians comfortable practicing with limited specialty backup

• Evaluate and treat patients presenting to the Emergency Department

• Manage a broad range of acute and emergent conditions

• Respond to inpatient codes as required

• Coordinate transfers and consultations when clinically indicated

• Provide comprehensive emergency care in a rural hospital environment

• Annual ED volume:
  Approximately 6,216 encounters

• Average daily volume:
  Approximately 17 encounters

• Admission/observation rate: 9%

• Transfer rate: 7%

• EMS arrivals: 12%

• Available specialty support includes Surgery and Cardiology

• MD/DO

• Board Certified in Emergency Medicine (ABEM), or Board Certified in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine (ABFM/ABIM) with ATLS, ACLS, and PALS

• At least one year of Emergency Department experience within the past year

• Case logs documenting Emergency Medicine procedures and cases from the previous two years

• Active Ohio medical license

• Active DEA registration

• Clean credentialing file

• Electronic application completed through Docu Sign

• Temporary privileges may be available with a complete application and credentialing file

• Estimated privileging timeframe: approximately 60 days

Ideal Candidate: A qualified Emergency Medicine physicianor an eligible FM/IM physician with the required certifications who is comfortable working independently in a rural ED with limited specialty backup.