Locum General Surgeon (MD/DO) - $2,000 to $2,100 per day

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$2,000 to $2,100 per day
About The Position

General Surgery - Locum Tenens | August 2025 Start | Ohio

Open Dates:

• August 1 (7a) - August 4 (7a)

• August 15 (7a) - August 18 (7a)

• August 22 (7a) - August 25 (7a)

• Ongoing: ~5-7 days/month (additional dates TBD)

Job Description:
Seeking a Board-Certified General Surgeon to provide hospital-based call and trauma coverage at a Level 3 Trauma Center. Responsibilities include general surgery consults, adult trauma care, and coordination with APPs as needed.

Details:

• Call Coverage: 24-hour call; 15-20 calls/day

• Avg Surgical Cases/Day: 10

• Trauma Level: III

• Annual ER Volume: 27,000

• EMR: Epic

• Operating Rooms: 10

• Age Demographics: Adults (18+)

• Experienced OR team; robotic and general surgery procedures supported

Required Procedures:

• General adult and trauma surgical cases

• Central line insertion

• PA catheter placement

• Chest tube insertion

• Vascular access devices

• Cholecystectomy, hernioplasty

• Appendectomy, bowel resections, trauma-related intra-abdominal procedures

Candidate Requirements:

• Board Certified in General Surgery

• BLS, ACLS, ATLS (Required)

• Active OH license (No IMLC)

• Clean background and malpractice history

• Recent case logs (last 12 months) - required for submission

• Must be available for all August dates

• Ohio-based candidates preferred

Credentialing:
Estimated timeframe: 60-90 days
Travel and Lodging Covered

1. Choose assignments based on your preferred locations, accommodating personal preferences or opportunities for family visits and exploration.
2. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and specialists across various healthcare settings, gaining insights and perspectives that enrich your professional practice.
3. Participate in clinical research projects or data collection initiatives during locum assignments, contributing to medical knowledge advancement and evidence-based practice.
4. Prevent professional fatigue by changing environments regularly, avoiding the monotony of routine practice.
5. Work in environments that prioritize diversity and inclusion, promoting equitable healthcare practices and fostering a sense of belonging for both patients and healthcare providers.