Cardiac Anesthesiologist Needed for Locum Tenens Coverage at Hospital Network in San Antonio, Texas

Job description

THIS JOB AT A GLANCE • Dates needed: As soon as credentialed for 6–12 months • Shift type: Day Shift, Monday–Friday, five 10-hour shifts • Assignment type: Inpatient • Call required: No • Board certification required: Yes JOB DESCRIPTION ABOUT THE FACILITY • A San Antonio hospital network is seeking a cardiac-fellowship-trained anesthesiologist for a full-time locum assignment. The physician will primarily work at one hospital with limited advance-notice floating to a nearby affiliated site. ABOUT THE FACILITY LOCATION • San Antonio offers a major healthcare market, affordable neighborhoods, the River Walk, historic missions and convenient access through San Antonio International Airport. ABOUT THE CLINICIAN'S WORKDAY • The anesthesiologist will work five 10-hour weekday shifts with no call or weekends. The role consists of personally performed anesthesia without supervision responsibilities, covering a broad surgical mix and specialized cath-lab procedures. ADDITIONAL JOB DETAILS • Case load/PPD: Full-time weekday coverage • Location type: On-Site • Prescriptive authority required: Not specified • % Hands on: Not specified • Supervision/medical direction: Independent personally performed anesthesia • Staffing model: Solo physician cases • Case mix: Orthopedics, urology, general surgery, GI, GYN, ENT and cath-lab procedures including atrial-fibrillation cases, TEE and ICD implants • EMR: Cerner and Medaxion • Credentialing: Approximately 45–60 days; temporary privileges will be requested • Requirements: Active Texas license, board certification, ACLS, BLS, cardiac fellowship, clean file and TEE certification preferred • Travel and expenses: The compensation structure is all-inclusive with no separate travel or lodging reimbursement. • AI-assisted content. Please verify details directly with your recruiter.

• Day Shift, Monday–Friday, five 10-hour shifts
• Call: No
• Independent personally performed anesthesia