Locum Anesthesiology CRNA

77 consultants • Douglas, WY

6h • Onsite

About The Position

Coverage is required for a facility from December 1, 2026, through mid to late January 2027. Following January, the scheduling specifics are still being finalized, but there will be an ongoing need for coverage. The practice is hospital-based, covering two facilities. The patient population is predominantly adult, with light pediatric experience required, specifically excluding surgical cases for children under three years old, except for labor and delivery (L&D) and neonatal care. Trauma experience is required. The average patient volume is 7-10 patients per day. The locum must be skilled in both local and general anesthesia, including blocks and epidurals. The locum will operate under the status of Licensed Independent Practitioners (LIPs) in Wyoming. An anesthesiology physician will not be on-site at all times, and while solo work is infrequent, the locum may be expected to work independently during on-call periods. Typically, there are 3-4 anesthesia providers (CRNAs and/or MDA/DOA) available per day. The facility performs comprehensive orthopedic, neurological, obstetrics, pediatric (primarily in L&D and ENT), and regional surgeries. Spine surgeries are performed, but no cranial surgeries. Regular shift schedule is Monday-Friday, 7 AM to 1 PM, contingent on workload. The facility guarantees a minimum of 32 hours, with no overtime compensation.

Requirements

• Licensed Independent Practitioner (LIP) status in Wyoming.
• Skilled in local and general anesthesia, blocks, and epidurals.
• Experience with adult patients.
• Light pediatric experience required (excluding surgical cases for children under three, except L&D and neonatal care).
• Trauma experience required.
• Ability to work independently during on-call periods.
• Credentialing completion.

Nice To Haves

• Ongoing availability beyond January 2027.

Responsibilities

• Provide anesthesia coverage for a hospital facility.
• Administer local and general anesthesia, including blocks and epidurals.
• Manage predominantly adult patients, with light pediatric cases (excluding surgical cases for children under three, except L&D and neonatal care).
• Handle trauma cases.
• Work independently during on-call periods as needed.
• Collaborate with other anesthesia providers.
• Perform surgeries including comprehensive orthopedic, neurological, obstetrics, pediatric (L&D and ENT), regional, and spine surgeries.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed