A Hematologist/Oncologist Is Needed for Locum Tenens Assistance in Iowa
Job Description
Our organization offers a diverse range of locum assignments, varying from just a single day to several years. Some positions may require travel, while others are conveniently located nearby. Regardless of your preferences, we provide genuine opportunities rather than mere listings. We go beyond a typical job board by offering expert advice tailored to your individual career stage and needs.
Job Responsibilities- Work schedule: Monday to Thursday, 8 AM to 5 PM, with on-call duties one week and one weekend each month.
- Manage a patient load of 16 to 20 individuals daily.
- Patient care breakdown: 95% outpatient and 5% inpatient.
- Focus areas: 70% oncology and 30% hematology, serving adult patients exclusively.
- Perform procedures including antineoplastics, phlebotomy, IV IgG, and iron therapy.
- Bone marrow biopsies are a required procedure.
- Provide consultations, follow-up care, and oversight of clinic antineoplastics.
- We negotiate competitive pay rates and ensure weekly deposits.
- Complimentary housing and travel arrangements are provided.
- Comprehensive malpractice coverage is included.
- We streamline the credentialing and privileging process for your convenience.
- Access to an online portal for assignment details and time tracking.
- Your dedicated recruiter will manage all aspects of your assignment.
Founded in 1979, our organization was established with the mission of connecting exceptional healthcare professionals with the communities that need them. Over the years, we have become a leader in healthcare staffing. What sets us apart is our commitment to understanding each individual's unique story to match them with the ideal job that fits their lifestyle. With a team of 1,000 employees across the country, we are dedicated to providing outstanding customer service to both providers and facility staff recruiters for nearly four decades. Let us help you find the perfect position that aligns with your career goals.
