Locum - Physician - Cardiology

Location
Petoskey
Workplace
On-site

About this role

JOB OVERVIEW:



We are currently recruiting a Cardiologist for a position that involves both inpatient and outpatient care, providing coverage from Sunday to Saturday.



The provider will be responsible for 24-hour inpatient call from 6 AM to 6 AM, with the expectation of fulfilling 8 hours of allotted "gratis" hours during the weekdays.



INPATIENT TEAM SUPPORT:
The inpatient cardiology team consists of three Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) who collaborate closely with the cardiology physician to ensure comprehensive patient management.



ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SYSTEM:
The facility utilizes the Cerner EHR system for patient documentation and information management.



KEY PROCEDURES AND SKILLS REQUIRED:



- Proficient in Echocardiography



- Skilled in conducting Treadmill and Chemical Stress Tests



- Competence in interpreting the aforementioned diagnostic studies




SHIFT AND CALL STRUCTURE:
- 24-hour call schedule from 6 AM to 6 AM, Monday through Friday




- Inclusion of a mandatory 8-hour period of gratis hours during the workweek




QUALIFICATIONS:
- Board Certification in Cardiology



  • mandatory requirement


- Active Michigan medical license



  • mandatory requirement
    - Must be a resident of Michigan or within driving distance


  • mandatory requirement (no air travel)


- Clean background for expedited credentialing



  • mandatory requirement (no exceptions)
    - Availability to be provided based on stipulated dates


  • mandatory requirement


- DEA Verification



  • verbal confirmation required upon name clearance


  • mandatory requirement
    - Self-Query from the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB)


  • to be conducted within the month prior to presentation – mandatory requirement


CERTIFICATION AND LICENSE REQUIREMENTS:




- Board Certified
- Michigan medical license required

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