Gastroenterology Locum Opportunity – Kentucky

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Gastroenterology Locum Opportunity – Kentucky
Willing to License

Assignment Details:
• Duration: 12 months
• Client is open to two providers alternating weeks, but strongly prefers one consistent provider
• Virtual interviews with service line leadership and OR team

Schedule:
• Clinic: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Call: Shared with another provider
• Call details (on-site vs off-site, frequency, common reasons) to be reviewed during interview

Support Staff:
• APP support provided

Procedural Scope:
• General GI procedures required
• Average procedure volume: TBD (to be confirmed)

Required Procedures:
• Upper endoscopies (EGD)
• Colonoscopies

Advanced Procedures:
• ERCP required (mid-level / moderate complexity)
• EUS not required

Specialty Procedures Include:
• Diagnostic and therapeutic EGD
• Colonoscopy with or without polypectomy
• Esophageal, duodenal, or luminal stent placement
• Argon plasma coagulation
• Biopsies (esophagus, stomach, small bowel, colon)
• Esophageal dilation (balloon, bougie, or Savary)
• Foreign body removal via EGD
• Flexible sigmoidoscopy
• GI motility studies & 24-hour pH monitoring
• Non-variceal hemostasis (upper & lower)
• PEG placement
• Enteral alimentation

Credentialing & Enrollment:
• Estimated timeframe: ~3 months
• Includes Medicare & Medicaid enrollment

Let me know if this might be a fit for you—I’d be happy to walk through the details and answer any questions.

Best,

Rachel Koehler
Principal Recruiter
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• Long-term, stable assignment with licensure support: 12-month opportunity in Kentucky with the client willing to assist with licensing, ideal for providers seeking consistency rather than short sporadic coverage.
• Balanced schedule with shared call and strong support: Monday–Friday clinic hours with shared call coverage and dedicated APP support, creating a sustainable and well-supported workflow.
• Broad GI scope with moderate ERCP exposure: Full general GI case mix plus mid-level ERCP (EUS not required), offering procedural variety without overly complex advanced cases.