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Phone: (904) 230-8809

Address: 163 Hampton Point Dr, Saint Augustine, FL 32092

Website: http://medlinkstaffing.com

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Rheumatology
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Primary Care
These physicians usually work in lower volumes of ER’s, with most of them holding certification in some other primary care specialty. Their years of experience qualify them for staff privileges. With roughly 7000 hospitals, urgent care centers and free-standing EDs, it is easy to see why a temporary locum physician would be needed.
Family Practice
In the early 2000s, internal & family medicine physicians shifted from inpatient and outpatient medicine to primarily office-based practices creating a need for hospitalists. Hospitalists do the admissions, facilitate inpatient specialty consults, round on the floors and discharge patients thereby by allowing staff internists to focus on their office-based practices. Hospitalists are scheduled in shifts and generally work a 7 On & 7 Off schedule covering both day & night shifts. Since this is a 24-hour 7-day per week service, many hospitalist programs come up short when scheduling, so it becomes necessary to utilize a locum hospitalist to cover all the shifts.
Emergency Care
All hospitals no matter how small have an emergency department. It is the front door of the hospital, and emergent situations are immediately tended to by a qualified emergency medicine physician. Hospital EDs are open to all patients including the un-insured who use the emergency department in many cases as their primary physician. With growing patient volumes, and the mobility of physicians, the use of a locum tenens physician is key in maintaining staffing levels to achieve optimal throughput levels. Most emergency physicians are certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine. Many physicians trained in family & internal medicine also provide care in community hospital EDs.
Electrocardiogram

Ophthalmologists

Ophthalmology

Gynecology

Internal Medicine
MedLink is a national multi-specialty physician staffing company that has developed an extensive network of physicians and nurse practitioners in Family, Emergency, & Internal Medicine for telehealth. Our providers are available to provide telemedicine consults on a contract basis. The network also includes Neurologists, Cardiologists, and Medical Oncologists who are available for specialty consultations.
Gastroenterology
Urology
Nephrology
The primary reason is for inpatient care. While the incident rates of end stage kidney disease (ESKD) have stabilized, inpatient consults continue to grow. While hospitalists are typically capable of managing most nephrology inpatients there is a need for hospitalist to collaborate with nephrologists in reconciling medications. The most frequently billed diagnoses in the inpatient setting are acute kidney injury (AKI) and end stage kidney disease(ESKD). Locum tenens nephrologists are primarily utilized to provide inpatient care on the floors and in the ICU.

Neurology
Locum tenens is a Latin phrase that means “place-holder”. Locum tenens neurologist is a term used to describe a neurologist who works temporary positions in hospitals and neurology practices. A locum tenens neurology job may entail weekend coverage or may last for a few weeks, a few months, or up to a year or longer. Many hospitals are using locum tenens neurologists to provide coverage for their neurohospitalist programs as there is a shortage of neurologists who are willing to do all of the inpatient work.

Mental Health
Tele-psychiatry consults remove the geographical issues associated with providing mental health care services with rural areas the most likely to be underserved by psychiatry practices and to benefit from tele-psychiatry. The patient and provider will connect using telemedicine software that is easy to use on a laptop or mobile device. The tele-psychiatrist or psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP) will discuss the patient’s case in detail and make a treatment plan. Providers who are authorized to prescribe medications can do so using telepsychiatry. Follow-up appointments or necessary referrals can be conducted the same way.
Psychiatry

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Endocrinology

Radiology
Interventional Radiology

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Orthopedic Surgery
Neurosurgery
Vascular Surgery
Otolaryngology

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Plastic Surgery

Dermatology

Physical Therapists

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