Locum Physician (MD / DO) - Otolaryngology - $280 to $300 per hour in Waterloo, IA

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$280 to $300 per hour

About The Position

A respected medical center in Iowa is seeking a Board-Certified Otolaryngologist (ENT) for a locum tenens opportunity beginning August 18, 2025 . The position offers a mix of clinic, surgical, and 24 / 7 call coverage. The facility is looking for a provider who can commit to at least 2 weeks per month on an ongoing basis.

Opportunity Highlights :

Start Date : August 18, 2025

Commitment : Minimum 2 weeks per month (ongoing need)

Schedule :

Clinic : Monday–Thursday (8 AM–5 PM), Friday (8 AM–3 PM)

OR / Procedure Day : Fridays

Call : 24 / 7 coverage preferred during scheduled weeks

Setting : Clinic, inpatient, and OR

Clinic Volume : 15–25 patients / day

Support : 2 : 1 nursing and ancillary staff

Exam Rooms : 3 per provider, plus procedure rooms

EMR : Epic

Onsite Services : Imaging, lab, pharmacy, and audiology

Responsibilities :

Provide ENT care in both inpatient and outpatient settings

Take 24 / 7 call for established patients, ER, and consults

Perform ENT procedures and surgeries

Common Procedures :

Ear cleaning and acute ENT care

Basic ENT surgeries (e.g., tubes and tonsils)

Nasopharyngeal scopes

Biopsies and direct laryngoscopies

Candidate Requirements :

Board Certified in Otolaryngology – Required

Fellowship Trained – Required

Active IA Medical License or Active IMLC (with LOQ) – Required

Minimum 5 years of experience – Preferred

Available at least 2 weeks / month starting Aug 18, 2025 – Required

🛡 Malpractice coverage provided

📍 Serve a diverse population in a metro / rural blended community with strong support staff and full resources.

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