Physician - Emergency Medicine ABEM
Location: Osage Beach, MO
Job Type: contract
Company: Optigy
Category: Locums
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Specialty: Emergency Medicine Physician – Locums – Osage Beach, MO
Location: Osage Beach, Missouri, 65065
Company: Optigy
Type: Locum Tenens Onsite
Rates: $300/hr
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About the Location
This Health System is located in scenic Osage Beach, MO—an area known for its lakeside beauty, outdoor recreation, and relaxed lifestyle. This community hospital supports a robust emergency medicine team in a high-volume setting, perfect for experienced EM physicians seeking flexible scheduling and night shifts.
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The Role
We are seeking Emergency Medicine physicians for flexible, full-scope coverage from June 1, 2025 through October 31, 2025. Night shift preference is strongly desired. The facility handles a high annual volume with strong MD and APP coverage, offering 12-hour shifts and no call responsibilities.
• Start Date: June 1, 2025
• End Date: October 31, 2025
• Shift Times: 7a–7p, 1p–11p, 7p–7a
• Shift Preference: Nights
• Annual ED Volume: 37,000
• Coverage Model: 34 MD / 30 APP hours per day
• Call: None
Board & Certification Requirements:
• BC/BE Emergency Medicine physicians preferred
• FP/IM physicians: Must have 3+ years of ED experience
• Required Certifications: ACLS, ATLS, PALS
• Additional Requirements:
o Active medical & controlled substance licenses
o DEA, driver’s license
o Flu & TB within 12 months
o Education certificates
o Residency completion
o CME records (past 2 years)
o Case and procedure logs
o Board Certification or Board Eligible within timeline
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Recruiter: Lisa Meyers
Contact: lisa.meyers@optigygroup.com
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Why Optigy?
Optigy connects top clinical talent with flexible locum opportunities that align with your expertise, lifestyle, and income goals. We offer concierge-level support through credentialing, scheduling, and logistics—so you can focus on practicing medicine, not paperwork.