Otolaryngologist (MD / DO) - $250 to $260 per hour

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Pay Information

$250 to $260 per hour

About The Position

A top-tier medical center in Des Moines, IA, is seeking a full-time Otolaryngologist for a Locum to Perm position. This is an exciting chance to start as a locum and transition into a permanent role with a strong, established team.

Job Responsibilities

Provide both inpatient & clinic coverage

Work a Monday-Friday schedule (7 : 30 AM - 5 : 00 PM, ~36 hours / week)

Participate in hospital call schedule

Perform all ENT services within the practice

Contribute to teaching opportunities (if interested)

Work with full support staff (1 : 1 physician-nurse ratio, ancillary staff included)

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Job Requirements

Board Certified in Otolaryngology - Required

Active Iowa License or IMLC eligible - Required

Must be experienced and available full-time

Clean malpractice / background history

Benefits

Working Hours

Clinic : M-F, 7 : 30 AM - 5 : 00 PM

On-call : Included in call schedule

Patient volume : ~30+ daily

EMR : EPIC

Job Highlights

Competitive Pay : $250-$260 / hour (malpractice included)

Locum to Perm role (attestation required)

Strong referral network + outreach areas covered

High-volume practice with growth opportunity

Teaching & mentorship available

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