MD/DO - Physician/General Surgery
- Cultural and Historic Sites: The Navajo Nation is home to several cultural and historic landmarks, including Monument Valley, Canyon de Chelly, and Chaco Canyon, all of which are not far from Shiprock. These iconic sites, known for their stunning natural beauty and historical significance, offer opportunities for exploration and reflection.
- Outdoor Activities: The surrounding landscape includes desert plains, mesas, and canyons. For outdoor enthusiasts, there are many opportunities for hiking, photography, and cultural immersion. The area's natural beauty, including red rock formations and expansive desert vistas, is awe-inspiring and offers a peaceful retreat.
- Level IV Trauma Center: The Emergency Department (ED) is certified as a Level IV trauma center and as "Peds Ready" by the New Mexico Emergency Medical Services for Children and the University of New Mexico Child Ready Program, ensuring excellent emergency care for pediatric patients.
- Broad Scope of Care: Inpatient and outpatient services include medical-surgical, pediatric care, intensive care, women's health, pharmacy, optometry, dental, radiology, and public health nursing.
- EMR: RPMS
- Provide care to adults and children (over 18 months) routine and emergencies
- Cross cover with Inpatient General Surgery service and admit new patients into the hospital
- Provide call with consults/admissions from the ED, Outpatient clinics, and Inpatient services as well as local referral services
- Perform emergency general surgical cases and upper/lower endoscopies as needed
- Board eligible or certified by The American Board of Surgery
- Completed residency training
- ANY Valid state license and DEA
- Active ACLS and BLS certifications
- Valid state driver’s license
- Ability to meet health requirements and pass background checks
- Clean NPDP report
- Overnight 14-hour shifts (5p-7a / Weds. - Friday): $1920 per night, plus call back hours at standard rate.
- Weekend 24-hour shift (7a-7a / Sat. and Sun.): $2,880 per shift; 4 hours gratis included; standard call back rate after 4 hours in-house work in the 24 hours
- Call back rate: $240/hour any shift
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Cultural and Historic Sites: The Navajo Nation is home to several cultural and historic landmarks, including Monument Valley, Canyon de Chelly, and Chaco Canyon, all of which are not far from Shiprock. These iconic sites, known for their stunning natural beauty and historical significance, offer opportunities for exploration and reflection.
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Outdoor Activities: The surrounding landscape includes desert plains, mesas, and canyons. For outdoor enthusiasts, there are many opportunities for hiking, photography, and cultural immersion. The area's natural beauty, including red rock formations and expansive desert vistas, is awe-inspiring and offers a peaceful retreat.
- Level IV Trauma Center: The Emergency Department (ED) is certified as a Level IV trauma center and as "Peds Ready" by the New Mexico Emergency Medical Services for Children and the University of New Mexico Child Ready Program, ensuring excellent emergency care for pediatric patients.
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- Completed residency training
- Valid state license and DEA
- Active ACLS, PALS, and BLS certifications
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- Ability to meet health requirements and pass background checks
- Clean NPDP report
- Serve a Vibrant Community: Contribute to the health and well-being of the members of Navajo Nation and surrounding Native communities.
- Supportive Environment: Work in a team-oriented atmosphere that values your expertise and dedication.
- Make an Impact: Your skills will directly benefit individuals in a culturally rich and supportive setting.
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- Cultural and Historic Sites: The Navajo Nation is home to several cultural and historic landmarks, including Monument Valley, Canyon de Chelly, and Chaco Canyon, all of which are not far from Shiprock. These iconic sites, known for their stunning natural beauty and historical significance, offer opportunities for exploration and reflection.
- Outdoor Activities: The surrounding landscape includes desert plains, mesas, and canyons. For outdoor enthusiasts, there are many opportunities for hiking, photography, and cultural immersion. The area's natural beauty, including red rock formations and expansive desert vistas, is awe-inspiring and offers a peaceful retreat.
- Level IV Trauma Center: The Emergency Department (ED) is certified as a Level IV trauma center and as "Peds Ready" by the New Mexico Emergency Medical Services for Children and the University of New Mexico Child Ready Program, ensuring excellent emergency care for pediatric patients.
- Broad Scope of Care: Inpatient and outpatient services include medical-surgical, pediatric care, intensive care, women's health, pharmacy, optometry, dental, radiology, and public health nursing.
- EMR: RPMS
- Provide care to adults and children (over 18 months) routine and emergencies
- Cross cover with Inpatient General Surgery service and admit new patients into the hospital
- Provide call with consults/admissions from the ED, Outpatient clinics, and Inpatient services as well as local referral services
- Perform emergency general surgical cases and upper/lower endoscopies as needed
- Board eligible or certified by The American Board of Surgery
- Completed residency training
- ANY Valid state license and DEA
- Active ACLS and BLS certifications
- Valid state driver’s license
- Ability to meet health requirements and pass background checks
- Clean NPDP report
- Overnight 14-hour shifts (5p-7a / Weds. - Friday): $1920 per night, plus call back hours at standard rate.
- Weekend 24-hour shift (7a-7a / Sat. and Sun.): $2,880 per shift; 4 hours gratis included; standard call back rate after 4 hours in-house work in the 24 hours
- Call back rate: $240/hour any shift
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Collaborate with primary care providers and specialists to ensure integrated care for patients.
Manage a diverse patient load, including diabetic and geriatric populations, ensuring continuity of care.
Participate in quality monitoring programs, such as chart audits, to maintain and improve clinical standards.
Contribute to the development of health initiatives that support the overall well-being of the community.
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