Summary Sheet: Healthcare & Medical |
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| Advertiser Name | Jackson + Coker | | Advertiser Type: | Agency |
| Classification: | Healthcare & Medical | | Subclassification: | |
| Country: | United States | | Location: | United States |
| Language: | English - United Kingdom (en-GB) | | Contact Name: | |
| Employment Type: | Contract | | Workhours: | Not Specified |
Position: Physician / Pathology / Illinois / Locum tenens / AP/CP Pathology Locums Job in Illinois Seeking cov |
Description: AP/CP Pathology Locums Job in Illinois Seeking coverage for 3 weeks in April Jackson and Coker's valued partner, a facility located in south-central Illinois, is seeking one to two Pathologists to assist with coverage in their hospital based pathology lab. The facility is strictly in need of weekday lab coverage and will not need any evening or weekend call coverage support. Although the client's need is immediate, they anticipate credentialing taking around 60 days (mid-to-late May start). Coverage need: Seeking Monday-Friday lab coverage from 8A-5P, night + weekend call coverage Seeking 2-3 weeks of coverage per 1.5-2 months starting in April 2025 - December 2025 Dates of Coverage Needed: April 14 - 18 April 21 - 25 April 28 - May 2 Description/Requirements for Assignment : Active Illinois license is strongly preferred (willing to also consider candidates that have an active LOQ on file with the IMLC) Prefer candidates that can offer 2 weeks (M-F) each month; Must be able to offer a minimum of 1 week (M-F)/month Will be physically be onsite at 1 lab, however, will also receive specimens from sister facility 10 minutes away Facility staff: will work alongside of 1 employed Pathologist at all times, 1 PA & a full histology lab (lab assistants + histotechs) that perform all processing, cutting, H&E stains + some special stains AP/CP Pathology - some non-GYN cytology Case volume is 6-8K cases a year; Breaking down to 25 cases/day per Pathologist (splitting 50 cases total/day on average) PA standardly does grossing Frozen's + ROSE procedures come up at times (sometimes scheduled, sometimes unanticipated) Covering two facilities (each less than 125
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