Locum Physician (MD/DO) - Endocrinology in Georgia

LocumJobsNetwork is working with Medicus Healthcare Solutions to find a qualified Endocrinology MD in Georgia!

About The Position

Opportunity Details

Medicus is collaborating with a facility just 40 minutes from Atlanta, Georgia, that has an opening for an Endocrinologist to assist with locum coverage.

Opening Overview:

Schedule: 8-hour shifts, 3 days per week

No call required

Patient Census: 20-25 per day

Generalist skillset

EMR: Epic

Must be board-certified

Paid travel & expenses

During your time off, explore local nature preserves, visit nearby Atlanta, and sample Southern comfort food and barbecue at family-owned restaurants.

Please apply to learn more about this opening.

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Benefits

Work with a dedicated recruiter invested in your success.

Gain access to leading hospitals and healthcare facilities nationwide.

Maximize earnings with competitive pay rates.

Have peace of mind with comprehensive malpractice coverage.

Receive expert support from our in-house team for licensing and credentialing.

Enjoy complimentary travel and lodging arranged by our dedicated travel team.

Experience simplified assignment management and timesheet submittals via the Medicus Portal.

Unlock exclusive perks by joining the My Medicus Loyalty Program after your first shift.

EXPPLAT

About Medicus Healthcare Solutions

We serve as a vital connector between physicians, advanced practitioners, healthcare facilities, and the patients they serve. In healthcare, seconds and minutes can be critical, and it s imperative that we get the right people in the right place at the right time. We are creative problem solvers, and we are committed to continuous improvement. We believe potential is all about your perspective. We make the impossible, possible. Since 2004, our mission has been to provide innovative solutions for the gap that exists between patient demand and healthcare services. As the healthcare needs of our population increase, the availability of medical providers continues to decline. Our clients, physicians, and advanced practitioners rely on us so that they can care for the communities that rely on them. There is no greater responsibility or reward.

Permanent