Night Shift Emergency Medicine Locum Physician

Adelphi Locums; Osage Beach (MO); On-site; USD 182,000 - 300,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel covered

Lodging covered

Malpractice insurance covered

Job summary

Adelphi Locums is seeking an Emergency Medicine physician for nocturnist coverage in Osage Beach, Missouri. The role supports a Level III ED, averaging high patient volumes, with collaborative APP support and state-of-the-art EMR (Meditech) and Dragon documentation.

Coverage runs on a 3 days x 12 hours night schedule, with travel and lodging arranged, and malpractice insurance provided. Missouri licensure is preferred or ability to obtain it, with ABEM/ABIM/ABFM EM credentials considered.

Qualifications

• Board: BC/BE in Emergency Medicine (ABEM) preferred; ABIM or ABFM with EM experience considered
• Licenses: Active Missouri Medical License or ability to obtain
• Certifications: ATLS, BLS, PALS required
• Experience: Prior Emergency Medicine experience required

Responsibilities

• Provide nocturnist coverage at Lake Regional Health System’s 35-bed Emergency Department with 36,000 annual visits
• Manage patients with medium acuity in a Level III Trauma Center
• Collaborate with Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) during 12-hour shifts
• Perform emergency procedures including intubation, central line placement, laceration repair, and conscious sedation
• Maintain accurate documentation using Meditech EMR with Dragon

Skills

Emergency medicine experience

Night shift coordination

Team collaboration

Education

ABEM BC/BE in Emergency Medicine

Tools

Meditech EMR

Dragon dictation

Job description

Adelphi Locums is seeking an Emergency Medicine physician for nocturnist coverage in Osage Beach, Missouri. The role supports a Level III ED, averaging high patient volumes, with collaborative APP support and state-of-the-art EMR (Meditech) and Dragon documentation.

Coverage runs on a 3 days x 12 hours night schedule, with travel and lodging arranged, and malpractice insurance provided. Missouri licensure is preferred or ability to obtain it, with ABEM/ABIM/ABFM EM credentials considered.