Locum Physician (MD/DO) - Emergency Medicine in Dubois, PA

Doctor of Medicine | Emergency Medicine

This assignment offers the ability to work across a diverse network of Emergency Departments ranging fromadvanced trauma care and larger community hospitals to lower-volume critical access settings. Physicians can expect varied clinical environments, multiple scheduling options, and consistent winter coverage across western, central, and northcentral Pennsylvania. Providers must be willing to float between multiple participating locations based on clinical qualifications, scheduling needs, and availability. Coverage Markets Participating locations include: DuBois, Pennsylvania Monongahela / Mon Valley area Connellsville, Pennsylvania Tyrone, Pennsylvania Huntingdon, Pennsylvania St. Marys / Elk County Clearfield, Pennsylvania The footprint provides access to opportunities near the Pittsburgh, State College, and northcentral Pennsylvania corridors, allowing physicians to work across distinctly different Emergency Medicine environments within one assignment. Assignment Details

Provider: Physician – MD or DOCoverage: November 2026 through January 2027 Minimum Commitment: Approximately 4–6 shifts per month Additional shifts may be available based on site and schedule Coverage available 7 days per week Shift lengths generally range from 8–12 hours Select locations may offer 24-hour coverage options Day, swing, and night shifts available Blocked scheduling may be available for physicians providing multi-day availability Providers must be comfortable working at multiple participating sites Practice Environments This float pool includes a broad range of Emergency Medicine settings: Level II trauma environment Community Emergency Departments Critical access hospitals Single-physician coverage models Multi-physician and APP-supported departments Lower-volume rural Emergency Medicine Higher-acuity regional referral care Departments with bedside ultrasound and advanced airway equipment Sites with strong specialty and diagnostic support Several participating hospitals provide 24/7 emergency services with advanced imaging and specialty resources, while others offer the autonomy and broad clinical responsibility typical of rural and critical-access Emergency Medicine. Clinical Expectations Evaluate and manage emergency patients across a broad range of acuity Provide efficient assessment, stabilization, treatment, and disposition Perform core Emergency Medicine procedures independently Work collaboratively with APPs, nursing teams, specialists, and hospital staff Adapt comfortably between larger team-based departments and independent physician coverage Respond appropriately to emergency codes and stroke alerts when required by the assigned site Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation At select community and critical-access locations, physicians may also provide limited hospital backup during night coverage. Candidates assigned to these environments should be comfortable with procedures such as: Endotracheal intubation Central venous access Chest tube placement Resuscitation and stabilization Rapid response and code management Candidate RequirementsMD or DOBoard Certified in Emergency MedicineABEM certification required for several participating locations Active Pennsylvania medical license strongly preferred Physicians eligible for Pennsylvania licensure through the IMLC may be considered Active DEABLSMinimum one year of Emergency Medicine experience Strong procedural and resuscitation skills Comfortable adapting to multiple Emergency Department practice models Willingness to provide coverage across multiple participating facilities Ability to commit to approximately 4–6 or more shifts each monthA Pennsylvania Assignment Built Around Variety Few locum tenens opportunities provide this range of Emergency Medicine practice within a single regional assignment. Physicians may work within a sophisticated trauma environment on one block and transition to an autonomous community or critical-access setting on another. The geography also offers flexibility betweenwestern Pennsylvania, the State College region, and the forested communities of northcentral Pennsylvania .For Emergency Medicine physicians who enjoy clinical variety, autonomy, and the ability to build a meaningful monthly schedule, this is a compelling multi-site opportunity. Why Work With Rhino Medical Competitive hourly compensation Weekly direct depositAAA-rated malpractice coverage Dedicated recruiter support Clear scheduling and communication Access to ongoing Emergency Medicine opportunities nationwide If you’re aBoard Certified Emergency Medicine Physicianinterested in consistent Pennsylvania coverage across multiple practice environments, connect with Rhino Medical with your updated CV and November–January availability. Rhino Medical. Always Forward. Always Focused. Always for You.