Hospitalist

Echo Locum Tenens; Vidalia (GA); On-site; USD 152,000 - 262,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible shifts

Travel and lodging covered

Malpractice tail coverage

Job summary

Echo Locum Tenens is seeking Hospitalists for Meadows Regional Medical Center in Vidalia, Georgia, for locum coverage. The role requires true board-eligible or board-certified internal medicine or family medicine physicians and involves vent management and patient rounds.

The position operates at a 56-bed hospital with an open ICU and in-house pulmonology. Active Georgia license, DEA, and ACLS are required; APP coverage is provided to support shifts.

Qualifications

• Board-eligible or board-certified in internal medicine or family medicine.
• Active GA license, DEA, and ACLS required.
• Vent management experience required.
• Experience rounding on patients and responding to codes preferred.

Responsibilities

• Round on patients and participate in rapid responses and floor calls.
• Run codes and manage patient care during shifts.
• Coordinate with ER and pulmonology as needed.

Skills

Vent management

Rounding on patients

Code response

Education

Internal medicine or family medicine board-eligible/board-certified

Tools

Meditech EMR

Job description

Seeking Hospitalists for Meadows Regional Medical Center in Vidalia, Georgia for locum coverage.

Echo Locum Tenens is a direct affiliate of Sound Physicians, offering priority scheduling ahead of other locum agencies. Enjoy flexible shifts with no minimum requirements, competitive pay, covered travel and lodging, malpractice insurance with tail coverage, and full-service credentialing, logistics, payroll, and licensing support.

Program details:

• Internal medicine or family medicine – true board-eligible or board-certified
• 56-bed hospital with an open ICU; NICU Beds 8
• Vent management required
• Meditech EMR
• Active GA License, DEA, and ACLS required
• 3 MD days; (7a-7p); APP coverage (7a-7p)
• Round on patients, run codes, rapid responses, and answer all floor calls,
• ER manages the intubations and central lines, and pulmonologists are in-house, if needed