Atlas, Locum Tenens
2026 - Current
Provide temporary emergency medicine coverage through a physician-owned locum tenens group, integrating with local medical teams and facility workflows.
2025 - Current
As a locum tenens emergency physician, I work on short-term assignments at hospitals or healthcare systems that need additional emergency department coverage due to staffing shortages, physician leave, increased patient volume, or recruitment gaps. I evaluate and stabilize critically ill or injured patients, diagnosing and treating acute medical conditions. I am able to perform emergency procedures (e.g., intubation, central line placement, chest tube placement, procedural sedation). I coordinate care with specialists and inpatient teams. In addition, I can supervise residents, physician assistants, or nurse practitioners when applicable. I manage high-acuity and high-volume emergency department environments.
Jan 2025 - Feb 2026
Provide locum tenens emergency medicine coverage across multiple hospitals within the OSF Healthcare system through Western Healthcare, delivering high-quality patient care and maintaining continuity of services during staffing shortages.
Schumacher Clinical Partners, Elite Physician Group
Dec 2012 - Current
Chosen for Schumacher Clinical Partners’ national physician team providing emergency medicine coverage across hospitals throughout the United States, requiring rapid adaptation to diverse healthcare systems, clinical environments, and EMR platforms.
American Physician Partners, Elite Physician Group
Oct 2020- Jan 2021
Served as a locum tenens physician with American Physicians Partners (APP), staffing Ballad Health hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic and providing critical emergency and acute care during a period of unprecedented healthcare demand.
The company subsequently ceased operations in 2023.
LIBREDOC
2019-2020
Served as an emergency physician at a Level I trauma center, collaborating closely with advanced practice providers and residents in the management of high-acuity trauma, stroke, and cardiac patients.
The relationship ended when the company ceased operations.
