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Facility undisclosed
Kansas City, MO
Join a high-volume emergency department in Kansas City, Missouri, as a locums Emergency Medicine physician. This role suits physicians who thrive in a fast-paced setting with a diverse patient population, frequent high-acuity cases, complex medical emergencies, and a high procedural workload. Position highlights Flexible schedule: providers must be available for days, nights, and weekends No in-house call required Average daily census: ~106 patients Annual admission rate: ~34% Shift options 6:00 AM - 4:00 PM 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM 3:00 PM - 1:00 AM 8:00 PM - 6:00 AM Clinical environment Care for high-acuity and critically ill patients, trauma (including penetrating trauma), and complex medical emergencies Frequent transfers and coordination with specialty services High procedural volume and significant transfer activity from surrounding facilities Occasional psychiatric evaluations supported via telehealth Core responsibilities Evaluate and manage emergency presentations across the acuity spectrum Perform standard ED procedures and stabilize critically ill or injured patients Manage complex cases, arrange transfers when needed, and coordinate care with consultants Collaborate effectively with physicians, APPs, nursing, and ancillary teams Deliver timely, evidence-based care and maintain accurate medical documentation Support and resources Full ED support team and standard support services available Pediatric coverage is not included Qualifications Board certified in Emergency Medicine (ABEM or AOBEM) Active Missouri medical license or eligibility to obtain one Current DEA registration Required certifications: ACLS, ATLS, PALS, BLS Contract and benefits 1099 independent contractor status Generous hourly rate with 100% travel reimbursement on top of rate Med-mal and tail coverage provided Dedicated 24/7 locums consultant to handle credentialing and shift scheduling EOE
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