Founded in 1963, Sterling Medical is one of the largest providers of healthcare services to government agencies, HMO's, hospitals, and clinics nationwide.
Medical services provided by Sterling Medical have included direct patient care, academic training of residents, and advisory/consultative services.
Specialties in which Sterling Medical has provided – more... direct services include: internal medicine, primary care, family practice, family nurse practice services, pediatric nurse practice services, OB/GYN services, GYN only services, GYN nurse practice services, diagnostic and therapeutic radiology, orthopedics, pediatrics, urology, otolaryngology, dermatology, angiography, neuroradiology, emergency room services, neurosurgery, clinical social work (MSW) services, adolescent and child psychiatry, psychiatry, and clinical psychology.
Sterling Medical provides service on behalf of federal and state governmental agencies, HMO's, multispecialty clinics and private hospitals and health care facilities.
Sterling Medical provides permanent staffing for departments within clinics and hospitals, including emergency departments, radiology departments, pediatric departments, family practice departments, and OB/GYN departments.
Sterling Medical also provides locum tenens, or short term staffing for physicians in a wide range of specialties throughout the country. These services are coordinated by Sterling Medical's Locum Tenens Group.
Sterling Medical also provides high quality nursing services on behalf of medical centers, hospitals and clinics. Services can be provided as either an interim or long-term, turnkey basis.
In our competitive industry, you'll find no group in the country that has a wider range or high quality assignments to fit your needs. Sterling Medical has a proven record of service in providing physicians for some of the most prestigious medical programs in the country, encompassing not only several branches of the U.S. Government, but also major universities and teaching programs. – less – More from ZoomInfo »