About the role
Position Summary
Equum Medical is an Acute Care Telehealth company, enabling access to specialty care across a variety of clinical settings. We understand the urgent need for Acute Care Telehealth and the difficult challenges hospitals face filling gaps in coverage, improving the lifestyle of their on-site clinicians, and extending patient care in specialty areas.
For over 10 years, Equum Medical has been staffing board-certified Critical Care Physicians in addition to APPs for select clients, with our clinicians averaging six years of tele-critical care experience in remote monitoring. We've enabled numerous hospitals and health systems to care for many patients, improve patient care, and deliver a positive financial impact.
General Overview • Will support a 150-bed hospital by managing remote cross-coverage and admissions as a tele-hospitalist, while also delivering night-time bedside care onsite in an LTAC. • Round and manage 7-9 • On average 3-4 admission via telemedicine • Answer calls and texts (secured messaging) on current and new patients admitted • Support of other specialties as needed. • Malpractice and tail insurance covered by Company’s provider. • Nighttime shift from 7pm-7am requirements. • Minimum requirement of 5 shifts per month.
Qualifications • NJ license in good standing. • DEA certificate in good standing. • Applicable professional certification and licensure in good standing. • At least 1 year of acute care experience. • No sponsorship offered.
Work Environment & Physical Requirements • Position is in a hospital or health system setting that involves everyday risks or discomforts requiring normal safety precautions. • Position includes prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer. • Position includes prolonged periods of time standing and walking.
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