Locum Physician Assistant (PA) - Neonatal - $83 to $105 per hour in Pennsylvania

LocumJobsOnline is working with CompHealth to find a qualified Neonatal PA in Pennsylvania! Pay Information $83 to $105 per hour About The Position CompHealth services are always free to you. Let us do the heavy lifting and handle the headache of credentialing, travel, housing, and so much more. With the premier staffing agency as your champion, you can achieve more success with less worry. No other agency has our capabilities and scale, which allows us to deliver on the details that matter to you. 24-hour shifts 7-8 shifts per month High-risk pregnancy delivery room coverage Hospital-based position Multiple providers needed for coverage NRP and PALS certification required We provide complimentary housing and travel We arrange and cover costs for licensing and malpractice We simplify the credentialing and privileging process We provide first-day medical insurance and 401(K) Your personal recruiter handles every detail, 24 / 7 Ranges shown should be used as an estimate and are affected by many factors including the critical need of the position, your overall experience and qualifications, and other considerations. Please reach out to your consultant for more information. 1667979EXPTEMP Top Reasons to Choose a Locum Tenens Assignment Enjoy the flexibility of short-term assignments, allowing you to test the waters before committing to permanent positions or long-term contracts. Experience the satisfaction of making a difference in patients' lives, even in short-term assignments, contributing to your overall sense of purpose and fulfillment. Explore entrepreneurial ventures in healthcare, such as locum tenens agencies or consulting services, leveraging your expertise and network gained from locum work. Extend your career or transition into semi-retirement by taking on locum roles, supplementing your retirement income while staying engaged in clinical practice. Tailor patient care approaches to individual needs and preferences, free from institutional protocols or constraints, fostering patient-centered care and satisfaction.