1099 locum

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This locum tenens assignment in Pennsylvania begins once credentialing is complete. The schedule is 20 shifts per month, with shifts running 8 or 10 hours, and the facility uses the Cerner EMR.

The caseload spans nearly every service line, including obstetrics, cardiac procedures with electrophysiology, TAVR and Watchman procedures, pediatrics, complex neuro and thoracic cases, ENT, trauma, major vascular, general and colorectal surgery, orthopedics, gynecology, interventional radiology, CT and bronchoscopy, plastics, urology, GI, offsite anesthesia, robotics, and general surgery.

Candidates need at least one year of experience, board certification as a CRNA, and either an active Pennsylvania license or an active IMLC license.

The staffing agency offers competitive pay, malpractice coverage, and travel arrangements handled by its team. It is a member of NALTO.