Emergency Medicine Physician

JOB OVERVIEW

• Job Id: A-MD-69894
• Profession: Physician
• Specialty: Emergency Medicine
• Job Type: Locum Tenens
• Location: Seattle, WA
• Service Setting: Emergency Department
• Coverage Type: Clinical Only
• Coverage Period: ASAP – Ongoing
• Shift Schedule: Varied shifts: 7a-4p, 11a-8p, 2p-11p, 6p-3a, 10p-7a
• Reason for Coverage: Recruitment challenges

COVERAGE DATES

• Nov 23 (11a-8p)
• Nov 25 (6p-3a)
• Dec 5 (3p-11p)
• Dec 22-23 (10p-7a)
• Dec 24 – 7a-4p, 2p-11p, 10p-7a
• Dec 25 – 2p-11p, 10p-7a
• Dec 26 (10p-7a)
• Jan 9 (3p-11p)
• Jan 10 (3p-11p)
• Jan 16 – 11a-8p, 3p-11p, 10p-7a
• Jan 17 – 11a-8p, 3p-11p
• Jan 18 – 7a-4p, 2p-11p
• Jan 23 – 7a-4p, 11a-8p, 3p-11p
• Jan 24 – 7a-4p, 11a-8p
• Jan 29 (6p-3a)
• Jan 30 – 6p-3a, 3p-11p
• Jan 31 – 6p-3a, 10p-7a
• Feb 12-13 (10p-7a)
• Feb 14 (10p-7a)
• Feb 15 – 2p-11p, 10p-7a
• Feb 16-17 (2p-11p)
• Feb 19 (7a-4p)
• Feb 20 – 7a-4p, 3p-11p, 10p-7a
• Feb 21 – 7a-4p, 3p-11p
• Feb 27 (3p-11p)
• Mar 5 (10p-7a)
• Mar 6 – 7a-4p, 3p-11p, 10p-7a
• Mar 7 – 7a-4p, 3p-11p
• Mar 13 – 7a-4p, 3p-11p
• Mar 19 (11a-8p)
• Mar 20 – 7a-4p, 11a-8p, 3p-11p, 10p-7a
• Mar 21 – 7a-4p, 3p-11p, 10p-7a
• Mar 27 (3p-11p)
• Mar 28 – 11a-8p, 6p-3a
• Mar 30 (11a-8p)

PATIENT INFORMATION

• Average Daily Volume: 8-14 patients per day
• Admissions: 8-14 per day
• Case Mix: Mostly medical, low trauma, medium to high acuity

FACILITY INFORMATION

• EMR System: EPIC
• Support Staff Available: RNs

PRIVILEGES & COMPLIANCE

• Hospital Privileges Required: Yes
• Temporary Privileges Available: Yes
• Credentialing Timeline: Emergency/Temp privileges available

JOB REQUIREMENTS

• Board: Board Certified (ABEM/AOBEM) or Board Eligible
• Licenses: Active WA License (not accepting IMLC)
• DEA: Active DEA Certification
• Certifications: ACLS, BLS, PALS
• Experience: Minimum 2 years Emergency Medicine experience
• Other Qualifications: Emergency Medicine Fellowship required, clean background, flexible to varied shifts

Duties & Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality emergency medical care, including evaluation, treatment, and disposition of patients.
• Work collaboratively with attending physicians to manage a broad spectrum of emergency conditions.
• Ensure effective patient handoffs and communication with consultants, hospitalists, and other care teams.
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient outcomes.
• Manage varied shift schedules and adapt to facility needs.