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What they do
A General Pediatrician diagnoses and treats illness and injuries in infants, children and young adults. Provides regular health exams, tracks children's' growth and development and gives vaccinations. Works from a private practice or within a hospital or larger healthcare facility.
$215,883 / year median in Oregon
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Pediatrics / Family Medicine Physician Newborn Coverage Assignment Details
Location:
Florence, OregonProvider Type:
Physician (MD/DO)Specialty:
Pediatrics / Family MedicineStart Date:
October 19, 2026 / ASAPCurrent Coverage Approval:
Through January 14, 2027Positions Available:
1Practice Setting:
Inpatient / Critical Access HospitalCoverage Type:
24-Hour CallHospital Size:
21 bedsTrauma Level:
Adult Level IV Compensation:
Hourly Rate - $1480 per 24 hours Call Back - $190/hr Schedule- 24-hour call shifts: 7:00 AM 7:00 AM
- Coverage needed approximately days per month
- Physician must remain within 30 minutes of the hospital while on call
- Call is limited to deliveries and admitting newborns following delivery
- Average 6 7 births per month
- Anticipated callback volume: Approximately 1 2 nights per week Patient Population
- Neonatal and Pediatric
Average Daily Census:
Approximately 1 patient Clinical Responsibilities- Attend deliveries as needed
- Provide newborn care following delivery
- Admit newborns following delivery
- Perform neonatal resuscitation when clinically indicated
- Provide inpatient pediatric/newborn services within granted privileges
- Physician will work independently with tele-neonatology support available Required Procedures / Skills
- Neonatal Resuscitation
- Newborn assessment and management
- Newborn admissions
- Delivery attendance as required
- Ability to provide independent pediatric/newborn coverage Requirements
- Board Certified in Pediatrics OR Family Medicine Required
- NRP Required
- Oregon medical license preferred
- Oregon license must be in hand for candidates seeking an expedited/October start
- Non-Oregon licensed candidates may be considered if licensing timeline is reasonable; ETA must be provided
- Recent relevant clinical activity/case documentation required
- Epic experience Required
- Must be comfortable working independently
COVID-19
vaccination Required; no exemptions Clinical Activity RequirementsPediatrics:
Must demonstrate recent inpatient, outpatient, or consultative pediatric services within the requested scope of privileges- Recent residency graduates may provide residency case logs
- Candidates with recent pediatric hospital medicine experience may provide a quality profile demonstrating clinical activity
- Candidates without pediatric hospital medicine experience within the last 3 years may need case logs from the preceding 24 months
- Family Medicine candidates must provide documentation of family medicine services representative of the requested privileges during the previous 24 months
- Recent Family Medicine graduates may provide a training log EMR
- Epic Required Additional Information
- Working solo: Yes
- Tele-neonatology support is available
- Hospital privileges required
- Admissions required
- Oregon license is strongly preferred for faster credentialing and start