Internal Medicine locum tenensassignments nationwide.
What to expect as a locum internal medicine physician.
Typical setting
Hospital inpatient units, outpatient internal medicine clinics, and combined inpatient/outpatient settings. Role scope varies significantly by facility type.
Typical schedule
Inpatient roles typically follow 7-on/7-off; outpatient roles are appointment-based Monday–Friday. Combination roles require schedule flexibility.
Assignment length
Minimum 2-week assignments. Most internal medicine locums contracts run 1–3 months.
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.
Internal medicine locums requires clarity on scope before placement — inpatient versus outpatient is not interchangeable.
The scope of an internal medicine assignment matters enormously. Falcon establishes whether the role is inpatient, outpatient, or combined before matching — because a hospitalist-trained internist and an outpatient-focused internist are two different physicians.
- Inpatient and outpatient placements
- Scope of practice confirmed before placement
- High assignment volume across all 50 states
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