Emergency Medicine locum tenensassignments nationwide.
What to expect as a locum emergency medicine physician.
Typical setting
Hospital emergency departments, freestanding EDs, and urgent care centers. Assignments range from small critical access hospitals to high-volume Level I trauma centers.
Typical schedule
Shift-based coverage — typically 8, 10, or 12-hour shifts. Day, night, and weekend shifts available depending on facility needs.
Assignment length
Single shifts to 6-month contracts. Many EM physicians use locums to fill gaps between permanent roles or supplement employed income.
Everything except the medicine.
Credentialing & licensing — We manage state licensure, DEA registration, NPDB checks, and hospital privileges in parallel with your placement.
Travel & housing — Flights, rental cars, and furnished housing arranged and covered for every assignment.
Malpractice coverage — Occurrence or claims-made policy included. We brief you on the specifics before you start.
Weekly direct deposit — Competitive day rates paid weekly. No net-30, no chasing invoices.
EM physicians work with us because we move as fast as they do.
Emergency medicine is unforgiving — when coverage is needed, it's needed now. Falcon's EM advisors understand the urgency and the specialty. We present credentialed candidates within 48 hours and manage the licensing process in parallel, not after.
- Credentialed for multiple states simultaneously
- ED-specific malpractice coverage
- No-call, no-admin assignments available
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