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Vitaly Health

Frankfort, IN 46041, USA

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Job Title: Locum Tenens - Gastroenterology Physician Location: Indiana State Position Overview: Our team at Vitaly Health is looking for a Gastroenterology Physician to join our Medical Center on an ongoing Locum Tenens basis, with a start date of August 2025. The role involves call only, seeing an amount of patients that varies in an inpatient setting. Come join us in providing quality care to our community! Requirements MD/DO Degree Board Eligible Licensed in Indiana State or IMLC ACLS Certification Required BLS Certification Required Fellowship Status Preferred Cerner Preferred Benefits Negotiable compensation, comprehensive coverage of all expenses, flexible start date and malpractice insurance coverage.

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