Neonatologist Physician - Pediatric Care Leader

University of Mississippi Medical Center; Tupelo (MS); On-site; USD 83,000 - 138,000; Part time

Job summary

University of Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo is seeking a Neonatologist Physician on a PRN/part-time basis to provide 24-hour health care and help coordinate, schedule, and administer health care in designated clinics and hospital settings.

The role requires graduation from an accredited medical school and Mississippi medical licensure, with the ability to work irregular hours and respond to after-hours emergencies.

Qualifications

• Must be a graduate of an accredited School of Medicine.
• Licensed to practice medicine in the State of Mississippi.
• Medical license to practice medicine in Mississippi.

Responsibilities

• Provides comprehensive medical care for the inmate population of the Mississippi department of corrections.
• Supervises and directs subordinates in care and treatment of patients.
• Requests necessary laboratory tests for diagnosis and treatment.
• Requests radiographic studies for diagnosis and treatment.
• Available for rotational call schedule to address after-hour emergencies.
• Organizes and conducts general or specialized diagnostic and/or treatment clinics.
• Renders consultative services to staff, officials and health groups.
• Plans and conducts control and treatment programs including epidemiologic investigations.
• Organizes, conducts, and supervises chronic care clinics and treatment programs.
• Encourages and emphasizes health education.
• Prepares and keeps records and reports as indicated.

Skills

Clinical capabilities

Willingness to work irregular hours

Team supervision

Education

Graduate of accredited School of Medicine

Licensed to practice in Mississippi

Job description

University of Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo is seeking a Neonatologist Physician on a PRN/part-time basis to provide 24-hour health care and help coordinate, schedule, and administer health care in designated clinics and hospital settings.

The role requires graduation from an accredited medical school and Mississippi medical licensure, with the ability to work irregular hours and respond to after-hours emergencies.