Flight Surgeon

Vesa Health & Technology has an exciting opportunity for a Flight Surgeon to provide care at the US Coast Guard Medical Clinic.This position offers the rewarding opportunity to provide care to our Nation's Military Members!Excellent pay!Full TimeMonday- Friday!No call!No weekends!No Federal Holidays!Reasonable patient loads!Relocation offeredHousing offeredMalpractice is covered!ANY STATE LICENSE IS ACCEPTED!Minimum Qualifications/Experience:The provider of Flight Surgeon Physician services shall possess and maintain for the duration of this agreement:A diploma from an accredited school of medicine.Flight surgeon experience/certification/board certificationA current unrestricted active license to practice medicine from one of the 50 states, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, or the U. S. Virgin Islands.A Current Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) registration certification.A “no unfavorable information on file” rating with the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB).A current certification in Basic Cardiac Life Support (BLS) for the Health Care ProviderA minimum of two (2) years recent clinical experience providing flight surgeon careSummary of Duties include but not limited to:Perform a full range of Outpatient Flight Surgeon Physician services on site, using government furnished facilities, equipment and supplies, to a variety of patients.Ensure the fitness for unrestricted worldwide duty of active duty personnel;Make appropriate referrals to specialists as required of eligible beneficiaries following existing policy and regulations;Ensure that personnel are physically and psychologically fit for duty and attempt to learn of any unusual circumstances, which might adversely affect proficiency;Be familiar with the duties, responsibilities, and limitations of health service technicians as described in appropriate manuals and instructions which will be made available upon commencement of services during clinic orientation;evaluate and determine each patient’s ability to work and record such determination in the patient’s health record, including an expiration date for the assigned duty status and specific limitations