ProLocums
Anesthesiology - Cardiac Physician
ProLocums, Burlington, Vermont, us, 05405
Specialty :
Anesthesiologist - CardiacStart date :
01/01/2025 ;
End date :
12/31/2025Coverage type:
Call + ClinicSchedule
:7 am 5 pm. Mon-Fri with one late day per week when on cardiac call.Job Info
:Cardiac anesthesiologist needed.Scope of practice includes on and off pump CAGB, valve repair and replacement, cath lab and vascular procedures.No destination VADS or transplants, temporary assist devices may be utilized. (IABP/Impella) Must be TEE certified or have testamur status.A mix of solo cases and supervision of residents.On call? If so, what are the call hours? Cardiac call from home 1:6. There will be no generalist/other call responsibility.Procedures Provider Will Be REQUIRED To Perform: General anesthesia, intubation, IV placement, spinal, epidural for post-op pain (not OB), arterial line, central line, Pulmonary artery catheter placement, and diagnostic TEE. There are always faculty anesthesiologists and the Charge Anesthesiologist available to help.Anticipated Procedures/Surgeries per Week: 1-2 cardiac cases per day with relief at 5:00 p.m. unless on callPatient Load: VariesDoes the Provider Have Particular Fellowship? Cardiac AnesthesiaWill You Accept Experience Over Fellowship? YesBoard Status Requirement (BC/BE): BC/BECertifications Required? BLS, ACLS, PALS BLC/ACLS yes.Is There Additional Surgical Staff? N/AIs there additional support staff? Anesthesia techs for supplies, room cleaning. Patient Support Assistant staff members in OR to assist anesthesia with positioning and procedures.Is the provider working solo or with other providers? If so, whom? Some solo, some supervision of anesthesia residents (CA-1 to CA-3). No fellows.Are there mid levels? If yes, is the locums provider responsible for mid levels? Yes, CRNA and AA mid-level supervision is a possibility in the cath lab and vascular rooms.Trauma Level of Work Location: Level 1 trauma centerEMR System? EPICIs the Clinic EMR Different From the Hospital EMR? noExpectations of the Physician Culturally? Collegial and collaborative.
Anesthesiologist - CardiacStart date :
01/01/2025 ;
End date :
12/31/2025Coverage type:
Call + ClinicSchedule
:7 am 5 pm. Mon-Fri with one late day per week when on cardiac call.Job Info
:Cardiac anesthesiologist needed.Scope of practice includes on and off pump CAGB, valve repair and replacement, cath lab and vascular procedures.No destination VADS or transplants, temporary assist devices may be utilized. (IABP/Impella) Must be TEE certified or have testamur status.A mix of solo cases and supervision of residents.On call? If so, what are the call hours? Cardiac call from home 1:6. There will be no generalist/other call responsibility.Procedures Provider Will Be REQUIRED To Perform: General anesthesia, intubation, IV placement, spinal, epidural for post-op pain (not OB), arterial line, central line, Pulmonary artery catheter placement, and diagnostic TEE. There are always faculty anesthesiologists and the Charge Anesthesiologist available to help.Anticipated Procedures/Surgeries per Week: 1-2 cardiac cases per day with relief at 5:00 p.m. unless on callPatient Load: VariesDoes the Provider Have Particular Fellowship? Cardiac AnesthesiaWill You Accept Experience Over Fellowship? YesBoard Status Requirement (BC/BE): BC/BECertifications Required? BLS, ACLS, PALS BLC/ACLS yes.Is There Additional Surgical Staff? N/AIs there additional support staff? Anesthesia techs for supplies, room cleaning. Patient Support Assistant staff members in OR to assist anesthesia with positioning and procedures.Is the provider working solo or with other providers? If so, whom? Some solo, some supervision of anesthesia residents (CA-1 to CA-3). No fellows.Are there mid levels? If yes, is the locums provider responsible for mid levels? Yes, CRNA and AA mid-level supervision is a possibility in the cath lab and vascular rooms.Trauma Level of Work Location: Level 1 trauma centerEMR System? EPICIs the Clinic EMR Different From the Hospital EMR? noExpectations of the Physician Culturally? Collegial and collaborative.