how to hire a relief dr without getting into jeopardy!

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Finding Acceptable

relief Doctors

Cat 1

Meeting them

Cat 2

Information where to find

Cat 3

Licensing

Cat 4

Year End

Cat 5

Meeting License Year End

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InformationFinding Acceptable

This resource of names is helpful because they are in your office every 4-6 weeks to share information about

new products or price specials on existing

products.

Cat1 a1

Who is a drug or vendor

representative?

Cat1 q1

This resource of finding names is good because you can talk to them if the relief Dr has

worked for them.

cat1a2

What is

A colleague?

cat1q2

This plan to get names is helpful because the Dr

work nights and weekends and may be

able to help your daytime practice.

cat1a3

What is the Emergency Clinic?

cat1q3

This resource to find names was more

commonly found in the mailbox 10 years ago, but many states have moved

to an ‘E’version .

Cat1 a4

What is the state newsletter?

Cat1 q4

This ‘First and best’ online resource is helpful for finding

people doing relief work full time. They just may not be licensed in your

state.

cat1a5

What is

VIN? * Dr Ramirez works for VIN as a representative

Cat1 q5

This is the place to go to look up information on

a relief Dr. It is the same as the number 1

with 100 zeros.

Cat 2 a1

What is Google?

Cat 2 q1

This is the place to look up information of a Dr to see if they have any notices or disciplines against the license.

Cat 2 a2

What is State License web site?

Cat 2 q2

This is an application step commonly NOT done with regular employee applicants (even though it should). It is critical when possibly hiring a

relief Dr.

Cat 2 a3

What is

‘checking references’?

Cat 2 q3

This is something we do with employees, but

rarely done with relief Dr., but can give critical information about how

serious the relief Dr takes his/ her work.

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Cat 2 a4

What is “meet face to face”?

Cat 2 q4

This is the preferred choice of dress for a locum tenens Dr coming to your practice.

Cat 2 a5

A B

What is B?

Cat 2 q5

This patient protocol for puppies and kittens

would be important to write down and show

the relief Doctor.

Cat 3 a1

What is puppy & kitten vaccine

protocol?

Cat 3 q1

This would be an important protocol to

write down for the relief doctor to allow staff to

be familiar with how dog or cat will wake up after

anesthesia.

Cat 3 a2

What is anesthetic protcol?

Cat 3 q 2

This is vital to show staff how to operate so the

testing of blood samples can go smoothly when you are not present.

Cat 3 a 3

What is running blood machines?

Cat 3 q3

These instruments are important to show staff how to run to

have readable radiographs and

sterile instruments.

Cat3A4

What is showing developer and

running autoclave?

Cat3 q4

This is the most important question to ask the relief

Doctor when you show them your vaccine protocol,

anesthetic protcol, heartworm and other

testing protocols.

Cat3 A5

What is “Will you follow these

protocols, or prefer to use your own?”?

Cat3 Q5

This is required to be able to practice

veterinary medicine in your

state.

Cat4 A1

What is a state license?

Cat4 Q1

This is required to be able to write a health

certificate for a pet going to a neighboring

state, or out of the country.

Cat4 A2

What is Accreditation?

Cat4 q2

Daily Double

This is the minimum DVM license

required to give an injection of a CII or CIV in your (DVM clinic owner) clinic.

Cat4 A3

What is state license?

Cat4 q3

The DEA license is issued by this

agency.

Cat4 a4

What is the Drug Enforcement Agency of the

Federal Government?

Cat4 q4

Cat4 A5

The clinic owner DVM has a current DEA license, a licensed DVM with no DEA

license (relief or associate) can not do which of the following:

a) Administer Telazol or Ketamine IV

b) Administer Acepromazine/ Propofol/Sevoflorane

c) Prescribe Phenobarbital for Seizures from your in clinic pharmacy

d) Order controlled drugs for clinic use

What is D?

order controlled drugs for clinic (any) use (go back)

Cat4 q5

Cat5 A1

This is the form a locum tenens doctor should

provide so you can set him/her up as an

Independent Contractor.

What is a W-9?

Cat5 q1

This ID number, while not necessary to have to be

an Independent Contractor does show

the practice owner that the locum tenens is

serious.

Cat5 a2

What is a Federal ID number?

Cat5 q2

The Federal ID number, not the Social Security

Number, should be used on this end of

year form.

Cat5 a3

What is 1099 form?

Cat5 q3

This is the amount paid to an Independent Contractor, over

which, you must send a 1099.

Cat5 a4

What is $600?

Cat5 q4

This is the amount of gross income the relief

doctor needs to generate to justify his/

her coming to your hospital.

* This assumes your staff love the Doctor, the clients love the Doctor, the Doctor practices excellent medicine, and everying is wonderful when

you get back home.

Cat5 a5

What is $0?

Cat5 q5

Final Jeopardy

Final Category

Make your wager

U.S. Presidents

Final jeopardy category

The total number of Presidents of the

United States that were born in Ohio.

Final clue Ans

What is 7?Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, James A. Garfield, Benjamin Harrison, William McKinley, William Howard

Taft, Warren G. Harding

Final question