Urologist Needed for Locum Tenens Coverage at Facility in Washington

LocumTenens.com; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Job summary

LocumTenens.com is seeking a board-certified Urologist to provide inpatient and OR coverage in Washington state. The role includes day shifts with a 24-hour on-call requirement and on-site duties across a Level IV trauma facility.

The position emphasizes timely credentialing (60–90 days) and availability for ongoing locum assignments. WA license or IMLC eligibility is essential, with BLS certification required for consideration.

Qualifications

• Board-certified in Urology is required.
• Active Washington state license or IMLC eligibility.
• BLS certification required for consideration.

Responsibilities

• Provide urological care across inpatient and operating room settings.
• Cover day shifts with 24-hour on-call obligations, ~10–12 days per month.

Skills

Urology

Education

Medical Doctor (MD)

Job description

Job at a Glance

Job Reference Id: ORD-219715-MD-WA

Title: MD

Dates Needed: ASAP - Ongoing

Shift Type: Day Shift; 24-Hour Call

Assignment Type: Inpatient; OR

Call Required: Yes

Board Certification Required: Yes

Job Duration: Locums

About the Facility

This facility operates with fewer than 300 beds and holds a Level IV trauma designation, providing urological services across inpatient and surgical settings. Established clinical protocols and administrative support systems are in place to facilitate effective urological care coordination throughout the assignment. Appropriate resources are available to support clinicians managing urological cases on-site.

About the Facility Location

Washington State offers a range of attractions suited to varied interests, from iconic urban landmarks to natural destinations such as Olympic National Park, Mount Rainier, and Deception Pass State Park. Clinicians on assignment may explore nature and wildlife tours, scenic ferry rides, and regional wineries, alongside lesser-known points of interest distributed throughout the state. The region provides diverse options for outdoor recreation and cultural exploration, making it a well-rounded destination for clinicians during their assignment.

About the Clinician's Workday

The urologist will provide urological coverage across inpatient and operating room settings, working day shift with 24-hour call responsibilities for approximately 10-12 days per month. Call coverage is required, and the position is conducted entirely on-site. An active Washington state license or IMLC is required; board certification in Urology and BLS certification are required for consideration. The credentialing timeframe is 60-90 days, with the ability to grant temporary privileges.

Additional Job Details

Case Load/PPD: Variable

Patient Population: All Ages

Location Type: On-Site

Government: No