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LocumTenens.com, LLC is seeking a board-certified clinician to provide inpatient critical care coverage in a night-shift assignment. The role requires prescriptive authority and involves 12-hour night shifts from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM with on-site supervision by an attending physician.
Caseload averages 5-10 admissions per night for adults, with no call responsibilities. This locum assignment emphasizes continuity of care within ICU-level protocols and is based at an on-site Tennessee facility.
This inpatient facility maintains established critical care protocols and the clinical resources necessary to support ICU-level services on an on-site basis. The facility operates with a structured nocturnist coverage model and provides attending physician support on-site throughout each night shift to ensure continuity of care for critically ill patients. Clinical operations are designed to facilitate coordinated patient care delivery during each assigned coverage period.
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Clinicians will provide critical care coverage during 12-hour night shifts from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM at an inpatient facility, with no call responsibilities associated with this assignment. Responsibilities include intensive monitoring and management of critically ill patients throughout each assigned shift, with an expected admission volume of 5-10 patients per night. An attending physician works alongside the clinician on-site through the duration of each night shift to support coordinated patient care. Board certification and prescriptive authority are required for consideration.