Location:

Mary Washington Hospital 1001 Sam Perry Blvd, Fredericksburg, VA 22401

Facility Type:

Acute Care Hospital Position Overview:

We are seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Endocrinologist for an ongoing locum assignment at a respected acute care hospital in Fredericksburg, Virginia. This role is open to licensing and will run for at least six months , with potential for extension.

Schedule & Practice Details:

Full-time, Monday Friday 8:00am 4:30pm First patient scheduled at 8:20am Approximately patients per day 20-minute follow-ups, 40-minute new patients Established panel of patients with strong support staff May include call coverage every 3 4 months (discussed in interview) If on call, no clinic patients scheduled

Credentialing:

120 days- Looking for a November or earlier start.

EMR:

Epic (in-basket monitoring required)

Clinical Highlights:

100% adult endocrinology practice Inpatient consults shared among physicians Dedicated Diabetes Education & Nutrition Counseling program Opportunity to provide comprehensive management for Type 1 & Type 2 diabetes, including insulin pump therapy

Responsibilities:

Evaluate and manage endocrine disorders including diabetes, thyroid disease, and hormonal imbalances Order, perform, and interpret diagnostic tests Educate patients on diagnoses, treatment options, and lifestyle modifications Conduct follow-up visits and adjust care plans as needed Collaborate with care teams and provide inpatient consults as required Stay current with medical advancements in endocrinology

Requirements:

MD or DO with Endocrinology training Board Certified/Board Eligible in Endocrinology Active Virginia license preferred ; open to candidates pursuing licensure AHA Certifications required (BLS/ACLS) Strong clinical, analytical, and communication skills

Position Highlights:

Established patient base with ongoing demand Experienced support staff for efficiency and continuity of care Collegial team environment with shared call responsibilities Long-term locum assignment with stability