Locum - Physician - Anesthesiology Sioux City, IA
Job Summary
Occupation
Physician
Specialty
Anesthesiology
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Locums/Travel
Work Environment
Hospital
Location
Iowa, Iowa, United States
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job Description
Last Update:
8/16/24
Schedule Details:
Monday - Friday:
1 MDA is on vacation every week (except 2 weeks per year). 1 MDA is post call everyday. 1 MDA is on call everyday. 1 MDA is a day shift only. 1 MDA is 2nd call everyday.
Weekends (Saturday/Sunday):
1 MDA is 1st Call Saturday and is then 2nd Call Sunday. 1 MDA is 2nd Call Saturday and is then 1st Call Sunday. Other 3 MDAs have the weekend off.
1 MDA is on vacation every week (except 2 weeks per year). 1 MDA is post call everyday. 1 MDA is on call everyday. 1 MDA is a day shift only. 1 MDA is 2nd call everyday.
Weekends (Saturday/Sunday):
1 MDA is 1st Call Saturday and is then 2nd Call Sunday. 1 MDA is 2nd Call Saturday and is then 1st Call Sunday. Other 3 MDAs have the weekend off.
Call Details:
1st Call - Provider can go home once all the cases finish and will only come back in if a case adds or called for a central line.
2nd Call - Provider will usually stay late, tends to be back up if a non-cardiac MDA is 1st call.
Call Ratio: 1 in 5
Dates of Coverage: Full-time starting ASAP - as soon as credentialed
Reason for Coverage: Retirement
Practice Setting: Hospital based. Surgical services department. Level 2 trauma center.
EMR: Cerner PowerChart Average Number of Surgical Cases Per Day: 13
Will the Locum Tenen Physician be Required to Supervise CRNAs? Yes. It will be almost 100% supervision. The CRNAs are very experienced. They work together with the anesthesiologists. The anesthesiologists do oversee.
Trauma Level/Designation: level 2
Number of Anesthesiologists in Practice: 5 when fully staffed (seeking 2 full-time due to retirement)
Will the Locum Tenens Physician be Responsible for Preparing the Anesthesia Cart? No
Patient Age Demographic: Mostly adult/geriatric. No complicated adolescent or child procedures.
Number of Operating Rooms: 12
Annual ER Volume: 25k +/-
Cardiac experience is required.
Procedures Required: General Surgical Cases adult, General Surgical Cases - pediatric, Minor Nerve Blocks, IV Regional anesthesia, Plexus anesthesia, Open Heart Anesthesia, Thoracic Cases, Complex Vascular Cases, Complex Orthopedic Cases, Spinal Anesthesia, Epidural Anesthesia, Regional Anesthesia, Neurosurgical Cases, Ventilation Management, Local Infiltration
Pain Management Procedures: Acute
Insertion of: Central Line, Arterial line, PA Catheter
Evaluation and Management of Acute Volume / BP Issues required
Job Responsibilities
Monday - Friday:
1 MDA is on vacation every week (except 2 weeks per year). 1 MDA is post call everyday. 1 MDA is on call everyday. 1 MDA is a day shift only. 1 MDA is 2nd call everyday.
Weekends (Saturday/Sunday):
1 MDA is 1st Call Saturday and is then 2nd Call Sunday. 1 MDA is 2nd Call Saturday and is then 1st Call Sunday. Other 3 MDAs have the weekend off.
Call Details:
1st Call - Provider can go home once all the cases finish and will only come back in if a case adds or called for a central line.
2nd Call - Provider will usually stay late, tends to be back up if a non-cardiac MDA is 1st call.
Call Ratio: 1 in 5
Dates of Coverage: Full-time starting ASAP - as soon as credentialed
Reason for Coverage: Retirement
Practice Setting: Hospital based. Surgical services department. Level 2 trauma center.
EMR: Cerner PowerChart
Average Number of Surgical Cases Per Day: 13
Will the Locum Tenen Physician be Required to Supervise CRNAs? Yes. It will be almost 100% supervision. The CRNAs are very experienced. They work together with the anesthesiologists. The anesthesiologists do oversee.
Trauma Level/Designation: level 2
Number of Anesthesiologists in Practice: 5 when fully staffed (seeking 2 full-time due to retirement)
Will the Locum Tenens Physician be Responsible for Preparing the Anesthesia Cart? No
Patient Age Demographic: Mostly adult/geriatric. No complicated adolescent or child procedures.
Number of Operating Rooms: 12
Annual ER Volume: 25k +/-
Cardiac experience is required.
Procedures Required: General Surgical Cases adult, General Surgical Cases - pediatric, Minor Nerve Blocks, IV Regional anesthesia, Plexus anesthesia, Open Heart Anesthesia, Thoracic Cases, Complex Vascular Cases, Complex Orthopedic Cases, Spinal Anesthesia, Epidural Anesthesia, Regional Anesthesia, Neurosurgical Cases, Ventilation Management, Local Infiltration
Pain Management Procedures: Acute
Insertion of: Central Line, Arterial line, PA Catheter
Evaluation and Management of Acute Volume / BP Issues required
Qualifications
Monday - Friday:
1 MDA is on vacation every week (except 2 weeks per year). 1 MDA is post call everyday. 1 MDA is on call everyday. 1 MDA is a day shift only. 1 MDA is 2nd call everyday.
Weekends (Saturday/Sunday):
1 MDA is 1st Call Saturday and is then 2nd Call Sunday. 1 MDA is 2nd Call Saturday and is then 1st Call Sunday. Other 3 MDAs have the weekend off.
Call Details:
1st Call - Provider can go home once all the cases finish and will only come back in if a case adds or called for a central line.
2nd Call - Provider will usually stay late, tends to be back up if a non-cardiac MDA is 1st call.
Call Ratio: 1 in 5
Dates of Coverage: Full-time starting ASAP - as soon as credentialed
Reason for Coverage: Retirement
Practice Setting: Hospital based. Surgical services department. Level 2 trauma center.
EMR: Cerner PowerChart
Average Number of Surgical Cases Per Day: 13
Will the Locum Tenen Physician be Required to Supervise CRNAs? Yes. It will be almost 100% supervision. The CRNAs are very experienced. They work together with the anesthesiologists. The anesthesiologists do oversee.
Trauma Level/Designation: level 2
Number of Anesthesiologists in Practice: 5 when fully staffed (seeking 2 full-time due to retirement)
Will the Locum Tenens Physician be Responsible for Preparing the Anesthesia Cart? No
Patient Age Demographic: Mostly adult/geriatric. No complicated adolescent or child procedures.
Number of Operating Rooms: 12
Annual ER Volume: 25k +/-
Cardiac experience is required.
Procedures Required: General Surgical Cases adult, General Surgical Cases - pediatric, Minor Nerve Blocks, IV Regional anesthesia, Plexus anesthesia, Open Heart Anesthesia, Thoracic Cases, Complex Vascular Cases, Complex Orthopedic Cases, Spinal Anesthesia, Epidural Anesthesia, Regional Anesthesia, Neurosurgical Cases, Ventilation Management, Local Infiltration
Pain Management Procedures: Acute
Insertion of: Central Line, Arterial line, PA Catheter
Evaluation and Management of Acute Volume / BP Issues required
Working Hours
Monday - Friday:
1 MDA is on vacation every week (except 2 weeks per year). 1 MDA is post call everyday. 1 MDA is on call everyday. 1 MDA is a day shift only. 1 MDA is 2nd call everyday.
Weekends (Saturday/Sunday):
1 MDA is 1st Call Saturday and is then 2nd Call Sunday. 1 MDA is 2nd Call Saturday and is then 1st Call Sunday. Other 3 MDAs have the weekend off.
Call Details:
1st Call - Provider can go home once all the cases finish and will only come back in if a case adds or called for a central line.
2nd Call - Provider will usually stay late, tends to be back up if a non-cardiac MDA is 1st call.
Call Ratio: 1 in 5
Dates of Coverage: Full-time starting ASAP - as soon as credentialed
Reason for Coverage: Retirement
Practice Setting: Hospital based. Surgical services department. Level 2 trauma center.
EMR: Cerner PowerChart
Average Number of Surgical Cases Per Day: 13
Will the Locum Tenen Physician be Required to Supervise CRNAs? Yes. It will be almost 100% supervision. The CRNAs are very experienced. They work together with the anesthesiologists. The anesthesiologists do oversee.
Trauma Level/Designation: level 2
Number of Anesthesiologists in Practice: 5 when fully staffed (seeking 2 full-time due to retirement)
Will the Locum Tenens Physician be Responsible for Preparing the Anesthesia Cart? No
Patient Age Demographic: Mostly adult/geriatric. No complicated adolescent or child procedures.
Number of Operating Rooms: 12
Annual ER Volume: 25k +/-
Cardiac experience is required.
Procedures Required: General Surgical Cases adult, General Surgical Cases - pediatric, Minor Nerve Blocks, IV Regional anesthesia, Plexus anesthesia, Open Heart Anesthesia, Thoracic Cases, Complex Vascular Cases, Complex Orthopedic Cases, Spinal Anesthesia, Epidural Anesthesia, Regional Anesthesia, Neurosurgical Cases, Ventilation Management, Local Infiltration
Pain Management Procedures: Acute
Insertion of: Central Line, Arterial line, PA Catheter
Evaluation and Management of Acute Volume / BP Issues required
Skills
Monday - Friday:
1 MDA is on vacation every week (except 2 weeks per year). 1 MDA is post call everyday. 1 MDA is on call everyday. 1 MDA is a day shift only. 1 MDA is 2nd call everyday.
Weekends (Saturday/Sunday):
1 MDA is 1st Call Saturday and is then 2nd Call Sunday. 1 MDA is 2nd Call Saturday and is then 1st Call Sunday. Other 3 MDAs have the weekend off.
Call Details:
1st Call - Provider can go home once all the cases finish and will only come back in if a case adds or called for a central line.
2nd Call - Provider will usually stay late, tends to be back up if a non-cardiac MDA is 1st call.
Call Ratio: 1 in 5
Dates of Coverage: Full-time starting ASAP - as soon as credentialed
Reason for Coverage: Retirement
Practice Setting: Hospital based. Surgical services department. Level 2 trauma center.
EMR: Cerner PowerChart
Average Number of Surgical Cases Per Day: 13
Will the Locum Tenen Physician be Required to Supervise CRNAs? Yes. It will be almost 100% supervision. The CRNAs are very experienced. They work together with the anesthesiologists. The anesthesiologists do oversee.
Trauma Level/Designation: level 2
Number of Anesthesiologists in Practice: 5 when fully staffed (seeking 2 full-time due to retirement)
Will the Locum Tenens Physician be Responsible for Preparing the Anesthesia Cart? No
Patient Age Demographic: Mostly adult/geriatric. No complicated adolescent or child procedures.
Number of Operating Rooms: 12
Annual ER Volume: 25k +/-
Cardiac experience is required.
Procedures Required: General Surgical Cases adult, General Surgical Cases - pediatric, Minor Nerve Blocks, IV Regional anesthesia, Plexus anesthesia, Open Heart Anesthesia, Thoracic Cases, Complex Vascular Cases, Complex Orthopedic Cases, Spinal Anesthesia, Epidural Anesthesia, Regional Anesthesia, Neurosurgical Cases, Ventilation Management, Local Infiltration
Pain Management Procedures: Acute
Insertion of: Central Line, Arterial line, PA Catheter
Evaluation and Management of Acute Volume / BP Issues required