Pediatric Hospitalist Physician
At a glance
Pediatrician role posted by Concord Physicians Solutions, a recruiter. Wyoming · temporary.
Pay not stated
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What you'll do
- Care for pediatric inpatients and newborns, including nursery admissions and delivery attendance
- Perform neonatal procedures and manage respiratory support, DKA, and outpatient pediatric infusions
- Stabilize critically ill children and newborns before transport, and respond to codes and trauma activations
- Work with telehealth NICU and PICU teams and specialty clinicians on patient care
- Cover 12-hour in-house day or night shifts, with no call or floating
What you bring
- An MD or DO degree and board certification in Pediatrics
- Pediatric Hospitalist experience is preferred
Who this fits
This role suits a board-certified pediatrician comfortable with inpatient pediatric and newborn care, neonatal procedures, and stabilizing critically ill patients. It is a full-time locum assignment in Wyoming, starting November 2026, with 12-hour in-house shifts and an estimated 4-6 weeks for credentialing.
From the recruiter
We are seeking a Board Certified Pediatrician for an ongoing Pediatric Hospitalist locum opportunity in Wyoming. This position offers 12-hour in-house shifts, no call, a manageable patient census, and the opportunity to practice a broad scope of pediatric and newborn medicine in a collaborative hospital setting.
Assignment Details- Start: November 2026
- Ongoing assignment
- Full-time vacancy
- Physicians only
- 12-hour in-house shifts
- Day: 7:00 AM-6:30 PM
- Night: 6:30 PM-7:00 AM
- No call
- No floating
- Pediatric Hospitalist
- Level II-B Nursery
- 12-bed pediatric unit
- Epic EMR
- Manage pediatric inpatients and newborns
- Attend deliveries and newborn admissions
- Perform circumcisions and frenotomies (if applicable)
- Lumbar punctures
- UAC/UVC placement
- CPAP and Optiflow management
- Continuous albuterol and magnesium sulfate administration
- DKA management (children over age 5 without cerebral edema)
- Outpatient pediatric infusion oversight
- Stabilize critically ill pediatric and neonatal patients prior to transport
- Respond to pediatric and neonatal codes and trauma activations
- Average pediatric census: 3-4 patients/day
- Approximately 4 deliveries/day
- Average NICU census: 2 3 infants
- Telehealth NICU and PICU support available
- Collaborative pediatric care team
- Children's specialty backup available for transport and consultation
- MD or DO
- Board Certified in Pediatrics
- Pediatric Hospitalist experience preferred
- Approximately 4-6 weeks
A Board Certified Pediatrician comfortable providing comprehensive inpatient pediatric and newborn care, including stabilization of critically ill infants and children, neonatal procedures, and collaborative management with specialty support.