A Critical Care Medicine Physician Is Wanted for Locum Tenens Help in Arizona GMS# JOB-2983771

To get this new adventure started, pick up the phone and call us today.Must have active state licenseBC requiredDays, Nights, 12-hour shiftsABLS, ACLS and BLS required4 - 16 patients per shiftVentilation management invasive (ETT/NT/tracheostomy), non-invasive (BiPAP/CPAP), insert chest tubeCredentialing neededDEA neededCompetitive compensationPre-paid travel and housingPaid AAA-rated claims made malpracticeLicensing assistance and cost reimbursementMember of NALTO Additional Information: - Specialty: Pulmonary Critical Care - Location: Tucson, Arizona - Contact: GMS Consultant About the Company: Our history In the early 1990s, Australia and New Zealand had an urgent need for doctors. A need we were born to fill in the form of an unprecedented business. Since then, we’ve successfully matched thousands of doctors with clients around the world.   Our position Today, we place doctors in New Zealand, Australia, Guam, the Caribbean, Canada, China, and of course, the US. Historically, we’ve had doctors in Singapore and the United Arab Emirates — and we regularly expand into new countries. This worldwide reach means that if a location is placeable, we’re probably there. And it makes us unique among locum tenens agencies.   Our advantage(s) Our reach is global. But our service is personal. And our size allows us to move with both the speed and attention to detail our doctors and clients deserve. At the same time, we’re part of the CHG Healthcare family of companies, which gives us the resources and support of the largest organization in locum tenens. Although we operate independently, we’re backed by a powerhouse of resources to ensure everything goes to plan.   Our purpose Thanks to the opportunities and support we provide, doctors can experience the world and practice medicine in ways that benefit themselves and their patients. And through the Making a Difference Foundation, we give physicians additional opportunities to help where it’s needed most — in the U.S. and abroad.