Locum Tenens Pediatric Infectious Disease Physician — Inpatient Night Coverage (Cleveland, OH)

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We’re seeking a fellowship-trained pediatric infectious disease physician to provide ongoing locum tenens inpatient coverage in Cleveland, OH. You’ll join a Level I pediatric center with multispecialty backup and experienced nursing and ancillary support, providing consults and rounding on complex pediatric infections — including care for immunocompromised and transplant patients.

What the schedule looks like

• Clinical nights: Monday–Friday, 7:00 PM–7:00 AM
• Inpatient consult call: beeper coverage; schedule/times TBD
• Coverage begins March 16, 2026 and is ongoing
• Minimum commitment: one week per month

Clinical scope and responsibilities

• Perform pediatric infectious disease consultations and inpatient rounding
• Manage complex and transplant-related infections in children, including immunocompromised patients
• Provide phone consults as needed
• Participate in antibiotic stewardship efforts and collaborate with infection prevention teams
• Engage in teaching and case review in an academic children’s hospital setting

Facility and patient mix

• Pediatric patient population with consult admissions
• Case mix includes complex infections and transplant-related infectious disease cases
• Level I trauma center with multispecialty pediatric support

Requirements and credentials

• Fellowship-trained in Pediatric Infectious Disease; board certified or board eligible
• Active Ohio medical license or ability to obtain via IMLC (IMLC accepted)
• Active DEA required
• BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications required
• NPDB self-query required
• Academic hospital experience preferred

Privileges, compliance, and support

• Hospital privileges required
• Travel, lodging, and malpractice insurance are provided
• Nursing and ancillary clinical staff available to support patient care

If you’re interested in a steady locum opportunity working with a busy, multidisciplinary pediatric team in Cleveland, this position offers meaningful clinical work, stewardship involvement, and teaching within an academic setting.