Locum Physician (MD / DO) - Physical Medicine - $300 to $310 per hour in Fort Worth, TX

LocumJobsNetwork is working with Curative to find a qualified Physical Medicine MD in Fort Worth, Texas, 76104! Pay Information $300 to $310 per hour About The Position Pain Management, Locums Physician - Texas, No Call Join a reputable outpatient pain practice near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. This Texas assignment is a great fit for intervention-focused PM&R physicians. Highlights : No call required, all outpatient 4-day work week; includes dedicated procedure days Long-term assignment starting this winter Weekly pay and credentialing support Practice Setting : Large, multidisciplinary pain team with 5 physicians and 4 APPs On-site pain psychologist Mix of clinic and surgical center procedures Dedicated support for med management via APPs Schedule : 4 days per week : ½ day clinic, 2 in-clinic procedure days, 1 day at surgical center Clinic day includes 23 follow-ups in 20-minute blocks Procedure volumes : 18 patients / day in clinic, 12 / day at surgery center Cases and Procedures : Includes neurolytic agent destruction and pain injections Full support staff onsite Focused on interventional pain medicine Requirements : Board Certified in both PM&R and Pain Management Texas license required (not open to IMLC) Travel Accommodations : Travel, lodging, and rental car covered Near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) Let us know if you'd like to review open weeks or secure a spot; this one will move quickly! 1662498EXPTEMP Top Reasons to Choose a Locum Tenens Assignment Avoid the hassle of permanent relocation by taking on temporary assignments in various locations, experiencing different communities without long-term commitment. Earn recognition and appreciation for your contributions in addressing healthcare gaps and supporting communities in need through locum work. Learn from seasoned professionals and mentors in different clinical environments, benefiting from their expertise and guidance to enhance your own practice. Prevent professional fatigue by changing environments regularly, avoiding the monotony of routine practice. Provide essential healthcare services during crises, such as natural disasters or pandemics, contributing to emergency response efforts and community resilience.