1099 locum

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The start is planned for February 2027. The work follows a 4:1 supervision model and a broad surgical case mix that spans cardiac, thoracic, obstetric, vascular, orthopedic, gastrointestinal, ENT, and healthy pediatric procedures.

Providers will rotate among several hospital and ambulatory surgery locations, so floating is a requirement of the role. The setting is a Level II trauma environment with wide surgical services. CRNAs perform their own spinals and epidurals, while nerve blocks are neither required nor promised.

The position is full-time and expects flexibility in when work is scheduled. Daytime work is most common, though occasional overnight coverage may be needed, and overtime is paid for work beyond the scheduled shift. An early-morning start is also expected once in each eight-week block.

Schedules are set roughly eight weeks ahead. Each provider may submit a limited number of schedule requests per eight-week period, but approval is not assured, and back-to-back shifts or block scheduling are not guaranteed.

Credentialing takes about three to four months. Travel costs are reimbursed under arrangements the client approves, and regional anesthesia providers are preferred.