Emergency Medicine Physician

Emergency Medicine Physician at Howard-Sloan Search, Inc. summary :

As an Emergency Medicine Physician, you'll provide Fit-for-Duty examinations for veterans and national security personnel, ensuring their physical and mental readiness. Enjoy flexible scheduling and competitive compensation while focusing on patient care without administrative burdens. Join a dedicated team making a meaningful impact on the lives of those who serve our country.

Do you want to contribute directly to the well-being of our nation's heroes while enjoying flexible scheduling and rewarding compensation?

Howard-Sloan Staffing and UBERDOC have joined forces to offer qualifying physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants the opportunity to conduct Fit-for-Duty exams for individuals crucial to our national security.

This partnership allows you to :

Evaluate a diverse range of patients : Serve veterans, soldiers returning from deployment, Federal Air Marshals, Secret Service personnel, and more.

Make a difference : Ensure the physical and mental fitness of those who risk their lives for our country.

Enjoy flexible scheduling : Set your own hours and fill your schedule as you like no minimum or maximum required.

Receive competitive compensation : Earn attractive pay while serving a worthy cause.

No need to worry about administrative tasks : UBERDOC's platform handles appointment scheduling, documentation, and billing, allowing you to focus on what you do best - providing exceptional care.

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Discover the various exam opportunities available.

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$100 / hour

Providers are needed Nationwide. Must have access to your own office or clinic

Make a real impact while enjoying professional flexibility and rewarding work. We look forward to welcoming you to the team!

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