Hospitalist locum tenensassignments nationwide.
What to expect as a locum hospitalist physician.
Typical setting
Community hospitals, academic medical centers, and critical access hospitals. Hospitalists manage inpatient care from admission to discharge across a broad range of conditions.
Typical schedule
7-on/7-off is the most common schedule — a week of full-time coverage followed by a week off. Ideal for physicians who want predictable blocks of time.
Assignment length
Minimum 2-week assignments. Most hospitalist locums contracts run 1–3 months with extension options.
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.
Hospitalist medicine rewards the agencies who understand the 7-on/7-off model.
Hospitalist assignments require careful scheduling coordination — facilities need full blocks covered, not partial coverage. Falcon manages the scheduling, credentialing, and travel logistics so the transition from one assignment to the next is seamless.
- 7-on/7-off scheduling coordinated
- Multi-state licensing managed
- Critical access and community hospital placements
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