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Pediatric Hospital Medicine Opportunities
Pediatric hospital medicine manages inpatient care for children. Physicians coordinate multidisciplinary pediatric services.
Frequently Asked Questions
What responsibilities do pediatric hospitalist locums have?
They manage inpatient pediatric admissions, newborn care, stabilization of sick children, and coordination with subspecialists.
Do these roles include NICU coverage?
Some assignments require Level I–II newborn nursery coverage, but NICU support varies.
Do pediatric hospitalists perform procedures?
Certain roles require lumbar punctures or neonatal resuscitation, depending on facility needs.
Are call shifts part of the assignment?
Many pediatric hospitalist locums take night or weekend call on rotation.
Do they work with ED teams?
Yes — pediatric hospitalists often support ED evaluations and admissions.
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- •Competitive daily rates above market average
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- •Flexible scheduling to fit your lifestyle
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