Key Details
– Assignment Type: Locum Tenens
– Setting: Inpatient Hospital
– Start Date: August 2025
– Schedule: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM, with weekend coverage required every 4th week
– Patient Population: All Ages
– Location: Detroit, MI
– Stipends: Housing and travel options can be discussed for non-local candidates
Benefits
– Weekly direct deposit
– Malpractice insurance with tail coverage
– Supportive credentialing assistance
– Lodging and mileage reimbursement
– Flexible scheduling
This locum tenens opportunity is in an inpatient hospital setting, focusing on neurological surgery. The role involves responsibilities such as rounding, consultations, and postoperative care, with no operating room duties required. Working in a Level 1 Trauma Center with comprehensive stroke designation, you will be a crucial part of a team addressing acute neurosurgical and stroke emergencies. The position includes in-house coverage and weekends every fourth week, providing rewarding experiences in a respected healthcare environment.
Job Responsibilities
– Provide autonomous patient care in a hospital setting with an emphasis on neurosurgical and stroke emergencies
– Conduct patient rounds, consultations, and manage postoperative care
– Utilize the EMR system, eCare/Cerner, to document and track patient information
– Execute minor procedures such as simple sutures for minor laceration repairs
Qualifications
– Board Certified (ANCC, AANP, or NCCPA)
– Active Michigan license
– Clean background
– BLS, ENLS, and NIHSS certifications required
– Experience required; new graduates will not be accepted
Working Hours
– 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, encompassing 240 hours in a 6-week schedule
– Weekends required every 4th week
– No on-call obligations
Skills
– Proficient understanding of acute neurosurgical care, elective procedures, and ICU management
– Strong ability to work autonomously as an Advanced Practice Provider
– Effective communication and collaboration with an off-site supervising physician
This position offers a vital chance to apply your skills in neurology in a dynamic and supportive environment.
