General Surgeon needed in Washington

Job description

We’re currently seeking a Board-Certified General Surgeon to provide locum coverage for an upcoming provider leave at a hospital in Northern Washington. This role begins July 9, 2025, and offers a consistent schedule of 14–15 call shifts per month, making it a great fit for surgeons looking for steady, high-impact work.

🏥 Assignment Details
Start Date: July 9, 2025

Specialty: General Surgery

Schedule: 12-hour trauma call shifts (AM or PM)

Shifts per Month: 14–15

Setting: Inpatient, acute care

Privileges Required: Hospital

Why the Need: Covering a provider leave

Patient Demographics: Level III Trauma patients; tertiary care hospital nearby (~25 miles)

Team Structure: Surgeon works in conjunction with anesthesia and emergency medicine

✅ Position Requirements
Licensure: Active WA medical license required

Certifications:

Board Certified in General Surgery

ATLS and other MSO-required certifications

EMR: EPIC – proficiency required

Rounding/Admissions: Yes – both required

Credentialing:

Standard: ~90 days

Temporary Privileges: ~120 days

Expedited Credentialing: ~30 days (must have clean pre-app and WA license)

This is an excellent opportunity for a surgeon looking to work in a collaborative hospital environment while making a real impact. Expedited credentialing available for qualified candidates with an active WA license!

Interested or want more information? Let’s connect today!

Contact:
Rachel Koehler
Aya Locums
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• Consistent Schedule with Great Work-Life Balance Enjoy a predictable workload with 14–15 trauma call shifts per month, each 12 hours, giving you both structure and flexibility.
• Expedited Credentialing Available Providers with a current Washington license and a clean application may qualify for 30-day expedited credentialing, allowing for a quicker start.
• Collaborative Acute Care Environment Work alongside experienced anesthesia and emergency medicine teams in a Level III trauma setting, with a tertiary care hospital just 25 miles away for advanced support.