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LocumTenens.com, LLC seeks an MD for a locum assignment in a rural facility in the United States. The role involves inpatient and OR-based obstetric and gynecologic coverage with a 24-hour pager call schedule on-site. The facility handles fewer than 100 beds and maintains Level IV trauma designation, with about 58 deliveries per year.
Applicants should hold an active medical license in the state; board certification is negotiable. Dates cover November–December 2026 and 2027 dates are available.
This rural facility operates with fewer than 100 beds and provides inpatient and OR-based obstetric and gynecologic services to an adult patient population. The facility holds a Level IV trauma designation and maintains established clinical protocols and structured workflows to support continuous obstetric and gynecologic care delivery. Clinical operations are conducted on-site in accordance with 24-hour pager call coverage requirements.
The region surrounding this assignment offers clinicians access to a range of outdoor recreational and cultural experiences suited to varied interests. Outdoor enthusiasts will find hiking and cycling trails, access to nearby lakes, and ski terrain within the region. Additional family-friendly attractions and entertainment options are available throughout the area. The surrounding region also provides access to scenic natural landscapes, trail systems, and year-round outdoor activities for those seeking recreational opportunities during their assignment.
Clinicians will provide inpatient and OR-based obstetric and gynecologic coverage through 24-hour pager call shifts on an on-site basis, with no outpatient responsibilities required. This is a low-volume, rural setting supporting approximately 58 deliveries per year. Call coverage is a required component of this assignment, and clinicians must maintain availability in accordance with the designated call schedule. Both OB/GYN and FPOB-trained clinicians will be considered; board certification is negotiable, and an active state medical license is required. Temporary privileges may be granted to facilitate timely credentialing.