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Locums Emergency Medicine Physician in Ada Oklahoma - No Call, Nights, Weekends

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An Emergency Medicine Physician makes immediate medical decisions and acts to prevent death or further disability. Provide immediate recognition, evaluation, care, stabilization, and disposition of patients. May direct emergency medical staff in an emergency department.

$226,146 / year median in Oklahoma

+4% projected growth

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Salary:
$275 - 375 per hour
Reference:
JN -072026-38421
Emergency Medicine physician coverage is needed in Oklahoma for true ED shifts across a Level III trauma setting, with priority for nights, weekends, and select holidays. Expect steady volume, Epic charting, and no call. Highlights Open to candidates holding active IMLC (LOQ) Priority need for nights and weekends, easy to stack shifts around an existing schedule Level III trauma ED with consultant access including cardiology, surgery, orthopedics, pediatrics, urology, and tele neurology Practice Setting Emergency department coverage, 17 beds Typical volume 20 to 25 patients per shift Admission rate around 15 percent On shift support includes 6 RNs, 3 MAs, 1 to 2 PA or NPs, and 2 office staff Schedule Ongoing need, 8 to 10 shifts per month Primary coverage need is nights, weekends, and holidays Common shifts include 6:00p to 6:00a and 4:00p to 3:00a Day shifts may be available, but are secondary to the night and weekend need Cases and Procedures General Emergency Medicine acuity in a Level III trauma environment Expected ED procedures include airway management and vascular access such as intubations and central lines Requirements Must be an MD or DO Emergency Medicine residency trained and board certified in Emergency Medicine ACLS, BLS, and PALS Oklahoma license required, active
IMLC LOQ
may be considered If you can cover nights and weekends, send me the months you can work through 2026 and I will walk you through the shift mix and which site needs you most.