Which speciality are you working in and how's your experience? Do you recommend working there?
Do you do a lot of opioid/benzo management? How's the inbox coverage, hours per day, etc? I would appreciate if you can share any details.
Thank you!
I feel completely lost trying to find a job and I'm not sure what type of position I should be looking for. I don't want to sign a 1-2 year contract because I want the flexibility to travel and prefer shift based positions with no inbox or calls. My FM program was opposed and it wasn't very procedure heavy, so I had very limited opportunities to do I&Ds, lac repairs, suturing, casting, and skin biopsies. I'm willing to learn and perform these procedures with appropriate mentorship and guidance as I gain experience. I also have very little experience managing chronic opioids and benzos in clinic because my attendings usually referred those patients to specialists.
I enjoyed solo night time inpatient medicine more than day time. We were not responsible for codes or procedures, mostly 3 admissions max with cross covering. I noticed my notes were never as advance as my attendings notes so that concerned me. I had no major complaints from my attending's about my overnight admission notes or management.
I've been searching on my own for months and haven't gotten anywhere since I'm not sure what I should go for. I finally spoke with a weatherby recruiter, but they keep asking for my CV without providing even the basics like salary range, job location, or even the name of the hospital despite me asking multiple times.
If I do locums do I find job on my own or through locum company. As a new graduate, I'm worried about navigating credentialing, contracts, documentations, and everything else on my own as I'm not sure what I should be watching out for.
Is anyone else in similar position like me or has been previously?