W‑2 full-time

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A US Anesthesia Partners practice in North Florida is recruiting full-time CRNAs and CAAs for its anesthesia group in Jacksonville. The group delivers adult anesthesia care at Baptist Hospital Medical Center Jacksonville, Baptist Hospital Medical Center South, Baptist Hospital Medical Center Beaches, and Baptist Medical Center Clay. Anesthetists see a broad range of procedures other than pediatric cases, and obstetric and cardiothoracic anesthesia are available to those who want them. Neurosurgical work covers spine surgery, stroke interventions, aneurysm coiling, craniotomies, and open neurovascular cases, alongside general, orthopedic, and gynecologic surgery. Supervision ratios typically run between 1:3 and 1:4. Regional blockade skill is not required, though anesthetists do place spinals and arterial lines.

Several schedule patterns are open, and weekend and weekday call is part of the role but occurs infrequently and is handled from home by beeper. The hospital system has earned multiple quality distinctions, and its Jacksonville main site runs a heavy surgical schedule, an interventional stroke program, and a Heart Center performing hundreds of open heart cases a year, including TAVR and mitral clipping. Two new Da Vinci robots serve general, gynecologic, and urologic procedures there, and a partnership with MD Anderson supports cancer surgery. The South and Beaches sites are high-volume, lower-acuity full-service operating rooms, and the Clay campus serves Fleming Island and nearby communities.

Compensation includes a newly structured package, dental, vision, FSA and HSA options, a 401k with matching and profit sharing, employer-paid short-term disability and life insurance, seven weeks of paid time off to start, a $2,500 CME allowance with in-house recertification programs, and sign-on bonuses of $50k, $75k, or $100k, plus student stipends. Jacksonville offers beaches, parks, fishing, and historic neighborhoods, and the metro area is Florida's fourth largest with strong job growth.