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LocumTenens.com seeks an ENT physician for a PA assignment with Level I trauma designation. You will deliver full-scope otolaryngology care across clinic, inpatient, and OR, typically managing 12-16 patients daily.
Board certification in Otolaryngology is required, PA license or eligibility, credentialing in 60-90 days with temporary privileges available. This locum-tenens position features day shifts with weekend call in a busy hospital setting.
This facility operates with fewer than 300 beds and holds a Level I Trauma designation, reflecting a high standard of emergency and surgical readiness. The institution provides comprehensive otolaryngology services across inpatient, clinic, and operating room settings with established protocols and modern medical infrastructure. Clinicians will find the resources necessary to deliver quality ENT and trauma care throughout the assignment.
Pennsylvania offers a range of regional attractions suited to diverse interests, including historic sites, scenic landscapes, and outdoor recreation opportunities. The state features hiking trails, natural destinations, and family-friendly venues, along with local arts and entertainment options available year-round. Clinicians on assignment in Pennsylvania will find a variety of seasonal and leisure experiences accessible throughout the region.
The ENT physician will provide full scope otolaryngology services across clinic, inpatient, and operating room settings, managing 12-16 patients per day in clinic. Coverage includes day shift clinic responsibilities, weekend call, and inpatient rounding, with full scope ENT and trauma experience required. Board certification in Otolaryngology is required, and candidates must hold or obtain a Pennsylvania license. The credentialing timeframe is 60-90 days, with temporary privileges available.