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Community Health Systems

Wound Care Physician, PRN

  • Naples, FL
  • Contract - Part Time
  • Listed
  • Outpatient only
  • No call
Specialty
No single specialty
Pay stated
Not stated
Employment
Contract - Part Time
Site
Physicians Regional Healthcare System - Collier

About this job

PRN wound care role in the Outpatient Wound Clinic at Physicians Regional Medical Center in Naples, FL. The position is 100% outpatient with no call and no inpatient duties.

Setting
Hospital-employed position in an outpatient Wound Care Center at Physicians Regional Medical Center.
The work
Comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of chronic and non-healing wounds in the outpatient Wound Care Center. No inpatient duties.
Schedule
PRN (as needed); hours vary based on staffing needs, with no guaranteed weekly hours.
Call
No call requirement.
Patients
Adult patients with chronic and non-healing wounds.
Requirements
Experienced provider specializing in wound care.

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Posted by Community Health Systems as “PRN Wound Care Opportunity | Naples, FL”, job 55884. First seen here , last checked . Applying there yourself is fine; a recruiter can then no longer represent you for this job.

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