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LocumTenens.com is seeking a Physician Assistant specialized in vascular surgery for a locum tenens assignment in Hartsel, Colorado. The position covers inpatient, outpatient, and clinic settings and requires on-site, day-shift coverage with optional call periods.
The assignment runs January through March 2027 and uses EPIC EMR for documentation. Board certification in vascular surgery is required for consideration, and candidates must be eligible to work in the United States.
This Level II facility provides vascular surgery services across inpatient, outpatient, and clinic settings, utilizing EPIC EMR for patient documentation and care coordination. The facility maintains the clinical infrastructure and established protocols necessary to support locum tenens coverage. On-site support staff, including RNs and NP/PAs, are in place to facilitate coordinated patient care throughout the assignment period.
The area surrounding this assignment offers clinicians access to four distinct outdoor environments - high desert, canyon, river, and alpine - including red rock formations, a scenic rim drive, alpine lakes atop a grand mesa, and a concentration of natural arches. Cultural and family-oriented attractions include art galleries, an outdoor sculpture collection, six museums, live music venues, and the Dinosaur Journey Museum. A nearby town contributes to the region's wine country, with local orchards and wineries adding to the range of visitor experiences available during time away from clinical responsibilities.
Clinicians will provide vascular surgery coverage across inpatient, outpatient, and clinic settings on day shift, call, and 24-hour call during the first quarter of 2027. The assignment is on-site and full-time in scope, with clinical responsibilities extending across all three care settings throughout the coverage period. All clinical documentation is to be completed using the EPIC EMR system. Board certification in Vascular Surgery is required for consideration.