Locum Anesthesiologist - Putnam, CT - Will license - Completion Bonuses Offered

Job description

We are seeking a skilled Anesthesiologist to provide locum services in Putnam, Connecticut.
This is an excellent opportunity for an anesthesiologist looking for weekday coverage with call responsibilities in a hospital-based setting. Coverage begins March 2026 and is ongoing.

🏥 Job Details:
Case Types: General, orthopedics, obstetrics, colorectal, cataracts, cystoscopy, ENT, gynecology, podiatry, thoracic, GI, pacemakers, TEE, cardioversion

Special Procedures: Standard anesthesia care including regional techniques and perioperative management

Excluded Cases: None specified; broad case mix required

Setting: Acute care community hospital

Schedule: Day shifts (7:00 AM – 4:00 PM); weekday and weekend pager call required (6–10 call shifts per month)

Support: Physicians supervise CRNAs (ratio 3:4); MDs also perform their own cases

EMR System: iPro

Facility Details: 5 anesthesia rooms; small community hospital with a collegial, supportive team environment

✅ Requirements:
Board Certification in Anesthesiology required

Active Connecticut medical license required (open to licensing if not yet obtained)

DEA required

BLS and ACLS certifications required

Minimum experience: 2 years preferred

📋 Credentialing:
Estimated timeframe: 30–60 days with CT license in hand; 60–120 days if licensing needed

Skills checklist and interview availability must be submitted with application

Why Join Us?
In-house credentialing support

Weekly direct deposit

Comprehensive malpractice insurance provided

Completion bonuses offered for weekday and weekend call coverage

Opportunity to work in a supportive, community-focused hospital with diverse case exposure

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• Completion Bonuses for Call Coverage
• Supportive Team Environment with CRNA Collaboration
• Broad Case Variety in a Community Hospital Setting