Anesthesiology - Cardiac Physician

Posted 17 days ago

oncall solutionsBay Pines (FL)

Nurse Anesthetists General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

A Level II Trauma Center in the Florida Panhandle is seeking a Cardiac Anesthesiologist (MD) for ongoing locum tenens coverage. This role offers a structured weekday schedule, call opportunities, and a diverse surgical case mix within a collaborative hospital environment.

️ Important: Due to facility requirements, clinicians must reside greater than 60 minutes from the site location. Local candidates within 60 minutes are not eligible. Assignment DetailsStart: Upon credentialingAssignment Length: Ongoing coveragePriority given to providers with an active Florida license and DEAProviders available to assist with call coverage are prioritizedSchedule7:00 AM 3:00 PM (Mon Fri) Day coverage3:00 PM 5:00 PM (Mon Fri) Late coverage5:00 PM 7:00 AM (Mon Fri) Overnight callWeekend Call: Saturday Sunday (7:00 AM 7:00 AM) Practice Setting219-bed acute care hospitalLevel II Trauma Center24 ICU beds11 anesthetizing sitesEMR: CernerClinical ResponsibilitiesProvide anesthesia for cardiac and complex surgical proceduresPerform and interpret Transesophageal Echocardiography (TEE) Work across a broad surgical case mix, including: Cardiac and thoracicMajor vascularGeneral surgeryOrthopedicsNeurosurgeryTraumaGI proceduresOutpatient surgeryAdditional specialties including ENT, urology, plastics, podiatry, and spineRequirementsBoard Certified Cardiac Anesthesiologist (MD)TEE experience requiredActive Florida license and DEAACLS, PALS, and BLS (AHA) requiredCurrent TB test required 24 months of case logs required for credentialingThis opportunity is ideal for a Cardiac Anesthesiologist located in the Panama City region seeking consistent locum coverage with a diverse surgical environment and structured scheduling.

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