Locum Physician (MD / DO) - Hospitalist in Anchorage, AK

LocumJobsOnline is working with AAS Locum Tenens to find a qualified Hospitalist MD in Anchorage, Alaska, 99522!

About The Position

We are

seeking a Board-Certified Hospitalist Medicine Physician (Nocturnist) to

provide locum tenens coverage at a leading healthcare facility in Anchorage, AK.

Assignment

Details

Shifts : 12-hour shifts

(Days, Nights, and Weekends)

Schedule : Must be flexible

to work both day and night shifts as needed

Call : Rotating call

schedule

Coverage Requirement : Must be

willing to work 7 consecutive shifts, preferably 2 weeks per month

Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive inpatient

hospitalist care during night shifts

Admit, manage, and coordinate

care for a variety of adult medical conditions

Collaborate closely with

multidisciplinary teams to ensure high-quality patient care

Respond to nighttime emergencies

and rapid responses

Accurately document all patient

encounters in the facility’s EMR

Participate in rotating call

coverage as needed

Requirements

Board Certification :

American Board of Internal

Medicine (ABIM) or Family Medicine (FM)

Licensure : Active,

unrestricted Alaska medical license (or ability to obtain)

Flexibility : Willingness to

work days, nights, and weekends as needed

Ability to work 7 consecutive

shifts, ideally 2 weeks per month

Anchorage

is Alaska’s largest city and a gateway to some of the most breathtaking natural

landscapes in the world.  Anchorage

offers the perfect balance of professional challenge and adventure, making it a

fantastic place to live and work—even for a short-term assignment.

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