1099 locum

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This locum tenens assignment in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is posted to cover a coverage need and is not an on-call role. The CRNA must hold Pennsylvania licensure and be available to work at least two days a week. Credentialing is expected to take about 60 days, and privileging is listed as 30 to 60 days with emergency or temporary privileges granted. Three professional references are required.

Schedules can be built from 24-hour shifts on a 2-8 pattern, 16-hour shifts on a 3-8 pattern, or a mix that adds up to 36 hours per week, and 10-hour shifts can be accommodated. CRNAs will be medically directed, and the posting states they will not work alongside anesthesiology assistants. The case mix covers thoracic, major vascular, orthopedic, and pre-op work, with neuro, trauma, and outpatient surgery appearing occasionally. Spinal and nerve blocks are preferred but not required, and high-risk obstetric experience is welcome though not necessary.

The anesthesia pain service handles pain management, and regional technique use depends on the provider's skill set. The facility has more than 600 beds, serves adults of all ages, and typically runs four to six cases a day. Care is delivered through a care team model, and the electronic record system is Cerner.