Locum Colorectal Surgery Opportunity – Georgia

Job description

Aya Locums is seeking a Board-Certified Colorectal or General Surgeon for locum coverage in Georgia. This opportunity offers a dynamic schedule with strong support and a well-established team.

📍 Job Highlights:
Robust Support System: You’ll be the sole MD on-site with backup available from 3 other physicians in the group (either in clinic or OR if needed). No APP support.

Structured Schedule with Manageable Call: Provide inpatient consults and ED coverage daily from 7:30 AM–6:00 PM, followed by call coverage (6:00 PM–7:30 AM). Weekend call is Friday 6 PM to Monday 7 AM. Call volume is low—typically 1–2 calls per night.

Comprehensive Procedure Mix: Includes colonoscopies, anoscopies, rectal surgeries, colon resections, polyps, inflammatory bowel cases, and pelvic organ prolapse.

📋 Job Details:
Practice Setting: In-hospital while on call

EMR: Epic

Daily Census: 12–15 patients (consults + procedures)

Hospital Size: 503 beds

Patient Population: Adults only

✅ Requirements:
Board Certification: Required in Colon & Rectal Surgery or General Surgery with proven proficiency in lower GI procedures

Licensure: Active GA license preferred. IMLC considered

Certifications: ACLS, BLS, DEA

Experience: Minimum 2–5 years preferred

🕒 Credentialing: ~120 days
✈️ Travel Covered: Flight, hotel, rental car or mileage

Interested or have questions?
📩 Contact: Rachel Koehler
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• Robust Support System: You’ll be the sole MD on-site with backup available from 3 other physicians in the group (either in clinic or OR if needed). No APP support.
• Structured Schedule with Manageable Call: Provide inpatient consults and ED coverage daily from 7:30 AM–6:00 PM, followed by call coverage (6:00 PM–7:30 AM). Weekend call is Friday 6 PM to Monday 7 AM. Call volume is low—typically 1–2 calls per night.
• Comprehensive Procedure Mix: Includes colonoscopies, anoscopies, rectal surgeries, colon resections, polyps, inflammatory bowel cases, and pelvic organ prolapse.