- Expected start date: March 2027 to allow for standard credentialing to ensure enrollment can be completed
- Provider Type MD/DO
- Specialty: Gastroenterology
- 1 FTE needed
- Daily Shift Standard: 24-hour call shifts and 8-hour shifts
- Reason for opening: Gap in coverage
- Schedule: 24-hour call shifts with 10 hours onsite Preference is for 7 day stretches This would help cover inpatient endoscopy and after hours calls from the ED or Transfer Center about potential admits/transfers from other regions
- Type of privileges: clinic + hospital
- Setting: Inpatient, Outpatient
- If Inpatient, # of beds: 300
- Call requirement Yes
- Rounding, admissions, or none? Both.
- Patient demographics Adults
- Average patients per day 12-15
- Required Procedures: General GI, Advanced (ERCP, EUS) preferred
- Would love ERCP exp. For inpatient highly preferred but not required (role doesn t require ERCP)
- Required clinical activity in the last 24 months (case logs): Applicant must provide documentation (case list) of provision of clinical services (100 patients) representative of the scope and complexity of the privileges requested during the previous 24 months. Case list must include diagnosis or procedure and date, and facility where performed.
- Will provider work solo? No, there are other providers and APC. We have onsite APC support during the day on weekdays. Currently, no nights or weekend APC coverage but we are working towards getting that support on the weekends.
- Seeking Licensed Candidate: No
- Required certifications (Must be from AHA or American Red Cross as applicable) BLS
- EMR: EPIC IS A MUST
Schedule Details
Inpatient : 10hrs but could be 8hrs (usually arrive at 7a review w/ APC the cases overnight, who s been admitted, 24hr call time spent at hospital 8-10hrs and then night call) but they are accustomed to seeing this as a daily 24hr call w/ call back. Weekends included 7day stretch call starts Tuesday 7a-ends following Tuesday 7a.
1 Locum for 24hr 7day stretches - Inpatient GI (1 FTE spot)
24hr 7day stretches (1 FTE spot)
